and here are another couple of questions:
1. what is the algorithm of setting up languages for the applications? I have choosen english in the very begining of installation but some programs (KMPlayer, WinContig, WinMerge) are in Russian. Installer is taken from russian version of the page, but does this really matter?
2. when I press f3 button on *.log, *.ini and even *.txt, I got list of applications to open file with. It's really strange that Notepad++ is not in the list, though f4 leads to opening file in it.
now some hotkey ideas:
1. hotkey Shift+Ctrl+с to copy full file path makes my work very fast - opening files in other applications takes minimal time. I don't know standart way to do it, so have done my own hotkey.
2. Also I use left arrow to go to the parent folder, this way I'm hell fast with browsing. Probably, you'll find it useful.
3. alt+1, alt+2, alt+3 for Brief, Full and Thumbnail view is also very simple way to do usual things faster.
4. I can't find the way to set alt+` as a hotkey for placing cursor to command line. It's not possible, right?
1. what is the algorithm of setting up languages for the applications? I have choosen english in the very begining of installation but some programs (KMPlayer, WinContig, WinMerge) are in Russian. Installer is taken from russian version of the page, but does this really matter?
2. when I press f3 button on *.log, *.ini and even *.txt, I got list of applications to open file with. It's really strange that Notepad++ is not in the list, though f4 leads to opening file in it.
now some hotkey ideas:
1. hotkey Shift+Ctrl+с to copy full file path makes my work very fast - opening files in other applications takes minimal time. I don't know standart way to do it, so have done my own hotkey.
2. Also I use left arrow to go to the parent folder, this way I'm hell fast with browsing. Probably, you'll find it useful.
3. alt+1, alt+2, alt+3 for Brief, Full and Thumbnail view is also very simple way to do usual things faster.
4. I can't find the way to set alt+` as a hotkey for placing cursor to command line. It's not possible, right?