Total commander rename file hotkey. Total Commander
Total Commander is a closed-source file manager running on the Microsoft Windows platform. Program page: www.ghisler.com.
Previously, the program was called Windows Commander, but on October 29, 2002, at the request of Microsoft, it was renamed.
The first public German version became available on September 25, 1993. Starting with version 7.5 dated July 16, 2009, Russian localization is included in the program distribution.
In the FTP connections panel: copy a file within the current server or to another server.
Ctrl+Shift+F5 – Create shortcuts for selected files and directories.
Shift+F6 – Rename files in the same directory.
Shift+F8 – Delete files without placing them in the Recycle Bin (same as Shift+Del).
or Shift+F10
or ContextMenu – Show the object's context menu.
Alt+F1 – Open the list of drives for the left panel.
Alt+F2 – Open the list of drives for the right panel.
Alt+F3 – Use an alternative viewer to the one specified for F3 (external or internal).
Alt+Shift+F3 – Load the file into the internal viewer (without plugins and advanced media processing capabilities).
Alt+F4 – Quit Total Commander.
Alt+F5 – Pack selected files.
Alt+Shift+F5 – Pack and then delete the original files.
Alt+F6 – Unpack files (does not work in Windows 9x, use Alt+F9 there!).
Alt+Shift+F6 – Test archives (does not work on Windows 9x, use Alt+Shift+F9 there!).
Alt+F7 – Search.
Alt+F8 – Open command line history.
Alt+F9 – Unpack files.
Alt+Shift+F9 – Test archives.
Alt+F10 – Open a dialog box with the current disk tree.
Ctrl+F1 – “Short” file presentation mode (names only).
Ctrl+Shift+F1 – View thumbnails (thumbnails).
Ctrl+F2 – “Detailed” file presentation mode (names, sizes, date/time, attributes).
Ctrl+Shift+F2 – Display comments (new comments are created using Ctrl+Z).
Ctrl+F3 – Sort by name (forward/reverse order).
Ctrl+F4 – Sort by extension (forward/reverse order).
Ctrl+F5 – Sort by date/time (forward/reverse order).
Ctrl+F6 – Sort by size (forward/reverse order).
Ctrl+F7 – No sorting.
Ctrl+F8 – Show directory tree.
Ctrl+Shift+F8 – Cycle through three tree modes in a separate panel (0/½).
Ctrl+F9 – Print the file under the cursor using the associated program.
Ctrl+F10 – Show all files in the panel.
Ctrl+F11 – Show only programs in the panel.
Ctrl+F12 – Show files according to a custom template.
Ctrl+A – Select all.
Ctrl+B – Enable/disable display of the contents of the current directory and all its subdirectories in a single list.
or Ctrl+Ins – Copy files to the clipboard.
Ctrl+D – Open the menu of favorite directories (list of “bookmarks”).
Ctrl+E – Go to the previous position in the command line history.
Ctrl+F – Connect to an FTP server.
Ctrl+Shift+F – Disconnect from the FTP server.
Ctrl+I – Switch to another file panel (same as Tab).
Ctrl+J – Copy the file name to the command line (same as Ctrl+Enter).
Ctrl+Shift+J – Copy the file name with full path to the command line (same as Ctrl+Shift+Enter).
Ctrl+M – Group renaming tool.
Ctrl+Shift+M – Change FTP transfer mode (if there is an active FTP connection).
Ctrl+N – New FTP connection (enter URL or host address).
Ctrl+P – Copy the current path or address to the command line.
Ctrl+Q – Enable/disable the Quick View window in place of the inactive file panel.
Ctrl+R – Refresh the contents of the current panel (same as F2).
Ctrl+T1 – Open a new folder tab and go to it.
2. If tabs are disabled, open the bulk rename tool (same as Ctrl+M).
Ctrl+Shift+T – Open a new folder tab, but remain in the current one.
Ctrl+U – Swap panels (active tabs).
Ctrl+Shift+U – Swap panels (all tabs).
or Shift+Ins – Paste files from the clipboard into the current directory.
Ctrl+W – Close the current tab.
Ctrl+Shift+W – Close all inactive and unlocked tabs.
Ctrl+X – Cut files to the clipboard.
Ctrl+Y – Clear command line (same as Esc).
Ctrl+Z – Create/edit a comment for a file.
Ctrl+\\ – Go to the root directory (American keyboard).
Ctrl+< – Перейти в корневой каталог (большинство европейских клавиатур).
Enter1. If the command line is not empty, execute it.
2. When the cursor is on a directory/archive: open this directory/archive.
3. When the cursor is on the program file: run the program.
4. When the cursor is on a regular file: run the associated program.
5. When the cursor is on a file inside the archive: show the properties dialog of the packed file or, after unpacking this file, launch it or the associated program (depending on the settings).
6. When the cursor is on a TAB file: call the appendtabs command<имя_файла>.tab (adding saved tabs to current ones).
7. In the quick search dialog: close the dialog and go to the selected directory / open the file.
Shift+Enter1. –Execute the command line/program under the cursor preceded by command /c and leave the program window open. Only works if noclose.pif is in your Windows directory!
2. With archive files: use an alternative action (the opposite of what is specified in the archiver settings): enter archives like directories<->call an associated program, such as WinZip or Quinzip.
3. In catalog lists (history, favorites): open the catalog in a new tab.
4. When the cursor is on a TAB file: call the opentabs command<имя_файла>.tab (replacement of current tabs with saved ones).
Alt+Enter1. – Show file/directory properties dialog.
2. For file system plugins (in Network Places): show (if available) the plugin’s own properties or settings dialog.
3. Inside archives: show the file properties dialog under the cursor (including if this file itself is an archive).
4. In the FTP connection panel: display the raw file/directory listing sent by the server.
2. In the FTP connection panel: open the dialog for setting up a template string for the server.
Ctrl+Enter1 – Copy the file name to the command line.
2. When quickly searching in the panel: move to the next object that meets the search conditions.
3. In directory lists (history, favorites): open the directory in a new tab (same as Shift+Enter).
Ctrl+Shift+Enter – Copy the file name with full path to the command line.
Esc1. Clear command line.
2. In the quick search dialog: close the dialog.
3. Quick search dialog in a separate tree panel: close the dialog and return the cursor to the current directory.
Shift+Esc – Collapse the Total Commander window.
Letter1. Move the cursor to the command line and enter the letter there.
2. In quick search mode "Letter only": quickly search for a file/directory name (starting with the specified letters) in the current directory.
Alt+Letter – In quick search mode, “Alt+letter”: quickly search for a file/directory name (starting with the specified letters) in the current directory.
AltGr+Letter
or Ctrl+Alt+Letter
In quick search mode, “Ctrl+Alt+letter” – quick search for a file/directory name (starting with the specified letters) in the current directory.
Tab – Switch to another file panel.
Shift+Tab – Switch between a separate tree panel and a regular panel.
Ctrl+Tab – Go to the next tab of the current panel.
Ctrl+Shift+Tab – Go to the previous tab of the current panel.
Del – Delete files (same as F8).
Shift+Del – Delete files without placing them in the Recycle Bin (same as Shift+F8).
Ins – Select file or directory / Deselect. The cursor moves to the next file.
2. Quick search dialog in a separate tree panel: close the dialog, leaving the cursor on the selected directory (and, with appropriate settings, go to this directory).
Space – Select file or directory / Deselect. (The command line must be empty!) The cursor remains on the current file by default. If the cursor was on an unselected directory, the size of the contents of this directory is calculated and shown instead of the caption<Папка>. This can be disabled in the settings: Configuration – Settings – Basic operations – When highlighted with a SPACE.
or BackSpace – Go to the parent directory (corresponds to the cd ... command).
Ctrl+PgDn – Open directory/archive (including self-extracting.EXE archives).
Left/Right Arrows
In Detailed and Comments view modes, and in custom columns view: Move the cursor to the command line.
Shift+left/right
Move the cursor to the command line (even if there is a horizontal scroll bar).
Alt+left/right
Go to the previous/next directory from those already visited.
Alt+down – Open the history of already visited directories (similar to the history in Web browsers).
Ctrl+left/right
If the arrow on the key points towards the active panel, open a directory from the inactive panel in it.
Otherwise, the result depends on the current object under the cursor:
1. If it is a subdirectory or archive, it will be opened in another panel.
2. If the shortcut file is (*.lnk, *.pif), the directory containing the link object will open in another panel.
3. If any other file or element [..], the current directory will open in another panel.
4. If search results or all files without subdirectories are displayed, the directory containing the file under the cursor will open in another panel.
Ctrl+up – Open the object under the cursor (directory, archive, virtual folder, file system plugin) in a new tab.
Ctrl+Shift+up – Open the object under the cursor (directory, archive, virtual folder, file system plugin) in a new tab in another panel.
Ctrl+down – Move the cursor to the command line, calling the last command history entry for editing.
Num + – Select a group by pattern.
Num – – Deselect group by template.
Num * – Invert selection.
Num / – Restore selection.
Shift+Num + – Select files and folders if Num + selects only files, and vice versa.
Shift+Num – – Deselect template only from files (not from folders!).
Shift+Num * – Invert the selection of files and folders if Num + selects only files, and vice versa.
Ctrl+Num + – Select all (same as Ctrl+A).
Ctrl+Num – – Deselect all selection.
Ctrl+Shift+Num + – Select all files and folders if Num + selects only files, and vice versa.
Ctrl+Shift+Num – – Deselect all files (not folders!).
Alt+Num + – Select by given extension.
Alt+Num – – Deselect this extension.
PROGRAM DESCRIPTION
Like any other file manager that goes back to Norton Commander, TC consists of two panels, each of which can display the contents of different drives and folders. This is convenient because it allows you to easily carry And copy files and entire folders from one location to another. In addition, it becomes convenient compare the contents of various folders among themselves and synchronize directory contents. By the way, TC can compare the contents of individual files.
The file manager makes it much easier to move between different directories (folders). Directories that you visit more often than others can be saved in a special custom menu, which is called at any time by pressing a key combination Ctrl+D. Like a browser, Total Commander contains buttons in its toolbar Forward And Back, which also makes it easier to move between different directories.
TC works not only with local computer drives, but also provides a full-fledged service for working on a local network. The user can connect and disconnect network drives and give other network users access to their own drives and directories.
Almost any operation supported by Total Commander (move, delete, copy, rename, etc.) can be performed on an individual file, a group of files, or an entire folder (including its subdirectories). At the same time, the procedures for selecting and selecting files for subsequent execution of any actions on them are very simple. The user can select files, as in Windows Explorer, using the mouse and keys Shift And Ctrl, as well as using the keys Insert and an auxiliary numeric keypad, as was implemented in Norton Commander. In addition, selection is available using masks. For example, the user can specify a mask *.doc to ensure that all MS Word documents in the current folder are selected.
Total Commander is a very powerful tool file search. You can search for files by mask(using regular expressions) in any specified folders and subdirectories. Moreover, the file manager will detect individual files that match your search criteria, even within archives of all supported formats. You can search for files:
created and modified at the time specified by the user time interval,
certain size and having certain attributes(archived, hidden, read-only, system).
What's especially convenient is that search terms can be saved as a file for later use.
File manager makes it easy to work with archived files. It has built-in unpackers several archive formats: ZIP, ARJ, LZH, RAR, TAR, GZ, CAB and ACE. Therefore, no additional software is required to extract files from archives of the listed formats.
In addition, Total Commander has several built-in packers, so it allows you to create archives in ZIP, TAR, GZ and TGZ formats without installing the corresponding archive programs. If the user needs to create an ARJ, RAR, LHA, ACE or UC2 archive, he just needs to indicate to the file manager the location of the corresponding archivers so that the appropriate archive is created. Thus, for any operations with archives, the user does not need to leave Total Commander.
Total Commander shows the volume of files or groups of files, as well as the space that these files actually occupy on the disk.
Total Commander has a powerful built-in file group renaming utility. The user can insert his own into the name and extension of each file. text string, current date and time, counter, to number files with the same names and other information. At the same time available search And replacement separate fragments of name and extension. By the way, in addition to renaming files, Total Commander allows you to change the labels (names) of hard drives.
Each file or folder can be provided user comments, which will further organize the information stored on the computer.
Total Commander allows split large files into fragments to store them or transfer them to another computer using various media: floppy disks, ZIP disks and CD-Rs. Of course, the opposite is also possible. file assembly operation, broken into fragments. Sometimes, when transferring information from computer to computer on unreliable magnetic media, files can be damaged. Before starting copying, you should create so-called checksum files ( *.svf). Then, on the new computer, the svf files will help Total Commander determine that the transfer was successful and the information was not damaged.
From Total Commander the user can quickly call up text editors Notebook And WordPad, Windows Control Panel. Plus, you can open hard-to-reach folders with just one click Desktop.
The file manager has built-in tools for working with Internet. For example, it supports its own file upload utility and a full-fledged FTP client, which allows you not only to retrieve files from the Internet, but also to upload your own files to a remote server, for example, a hosting provider.
The program interface is quite user-friendly and provides various customization options for users of different skill levels. On the Internet, the user can easily find a huge number of additional modules ( plugins), which will further expand the list of Total Commander functions.
Hotkeys in Total Commander
| F1 | Help |
| F2 | Refresh window |
| F3 | View file |
| F4 | Edit file |
| F5 | Copy a file (group of files) |
| F6 | Rename/move a file (group of files) |
| F7 | Create directory |
| F8 | Delete a file (group of files) |
| F9 | Activate the menu bar above the active window |
| F10 | Activate/disable menu |
| ALT+F1 | Select left drive |
| ALT+F2 | Select right drive |
| ALT+F3 | Use external viewer |
| ALT+F4 | Exit |
| ALT+F5 | Pack selected files |
| ALT+F6 | Extract all files from the archive under the cursor (does not work in Windows 95!) |
| ALT+F7 | Search |
| ALT+F8 | Open command history |
| ALT+F9 | Same as ALT+F6 (since ALT+F6 does not work in Windows 95) |
| ALT+SHIFT+F9 | Checking archive integrity |
| ALT+F10 | Directory tree window |
| ALT+arrows | Open the previous/next directory in the list of already visited directories |
| ALT+down | Open a list of already visited directories |
| SHIFT+F2 | Compare file list |
| SHIFT+F4 | Create a new text file and load it into the editor |
| SHIFT+F5 | Copy files (with renaming) to the current directory |
| CTRL+SHIFT+F5 | Create a shortcut for a file in the destination directory |
| SHIFT+F6 | Rename a file in the current directory |
| SHIFT+ESC | Collapse Wincmd |
| NUM + | Add file selection |
| NUM- | Remove file selection |
| NUM* | Reverse selection |
| CTRL+NUM+ | Choose all |
| CTRL+NUM - | Cancel selection |
| ALT+NUM+ | Select all files with the same extension |
| BACKSPACE/CTRL+PgUp | Return to parent directory (same as DOS cd .. command) |
| CTRL+PgDn | Open directory/archive (also self-extracting archive) |
| CTRL+< | Return to root directory |
| CTRL+left/right | Open directory in another panel |
| CTRL+F1 | Brief view (names only) |
| CTRL+F2 | Detailed view (all details) |
| CTRL+F3 | Sort by name |
| CTRL+F4 | Sort by extension |
| CTRL+F5 | Sort by time |
| CTRL+F6 | Sort by size |
| CTRL+F7 | No sorting |
| CTRL+F8 | Show directory tree |
| CTRL+F10 | Show all files |
| CTRL+F11 | Show programs only |
| CTRL+F12 | Show files by choice |
| TAB | Switch between panels |
| Letter | Writing to the command line, the cursor switches to the command line |
| INSERT/SPACE | Select file or directory |
| ENTER | Open a directory (archive), execute a program, run a related program, execute a command on the command line. If the contents of the archive are shown, information about the packed file is displayed. |
| SHIFT+ENTER | 1. Execute a command on the command line or a program under the cursor and leave the program window open (works if NOCLOSE.PIF is in the Windows directory!) 2. With archive files: use the alternative archiver specified in the settings (when entering the archive as a directory, call associated program, i.e. WinZip, etc. |
| ALT+SHIFT+ENTER | Calculate the occupied space of a directory (with subdirectories) under the cursor. |
| CTRL+B | Advanced directory browsing: Show all files in the current directory and subdirectories in one list |
| CTRL+D | Open hot directory list |
| CTRL+F | Connect to FTP server |
| CTRL+SHIFT+F | Disconnect from FTP server |
| CTRL+N | New FTP connection |
| CTRL+I | Go to another panel |
| CTRL+L | Calculate space occupied (for selected files) |
| CTRL+M | Change FTP transfer mode |
| CTRL+P | Copy path to command line |
| CTRL+Q | Open Quick View panel window |
| CTRL+R | Re-read the catalog |
| CTRL+T | Bulk renaming |
| CTRL+U | Change directories on panels |
| CTRL+C | Copy files to clipboard (32 bit) |
| CTRL+X | Pick up files in clipboard (32 bit) |
| CTRL+V | Paste from clipboard to current directory (32 bit) |
| ALTGR+Letter(s) | |
| CTRL+ALT+Letter(s) | Quickly search by file name (starting with certain letters) in the current directory |
| Command line | |
| ENTER | The command line will be executed if it contained at least one character (otherwise the program under the cursor in the current window). The cd, md or rd commands are executed directly. If it is an internal DOS command, DOS will execute the command. Otherwise, the program with this name will start. |
| SHIFT-ENTER | Same as ENTER, but with the /c switch. After the called DOS program is completed, its window will not close automatically. This works if NOCLOSE.PIF is in the Windows directory! |
| CTRL-ENTER | The file under the cursor in the current directory is added to the command line. |
| CTRL-SHIFT-ENTER | The file under the cursor, including the path, is added to the command line. |
| CTRL-CURSORDOWN | Open list. Hold down the CTRL key and use the up and down keys to select a command. By pressing the left/right keys you can edit the command line. This will automatically close the list of commands. |
| TAB | Returns the cursor to the original panel. |
| Arrows | The left/right arrows move the cursor around the command line, even if the cursor was previously in the current panel. If the "short" view of the panel is selected, these keys move the cursor in the current directory. Hold SHIFT to move the cursor to the command line. The up/down arrows move the cursor within the current panel, even if the cursor is on the command line. |
| ESC,CTRL+Y | Clear command line. |
| CTRL+E | Copy previous command to command line |
| CTRL+K | Delete command |
| CTRL+W | Delete the word to the left of the cursor |
| CTRL+T | Delete the word to the right of the cursor |
Total Commander is essentially an analogue of Windows Explorer, but it is much more efficient and easier to manage. For many users, this file manager has long become a vital tool with which to start working on a PC. The popularity of Total Commander is also largely determined by its weak level of payment protection. This file manager is distributed under a Shareware license, that is, it is free to use for a month. But in fact, even after the free month of use, Total Commander is not blocked.
Just press one of the three numbers (1, 2 or 3) and after counting down the seconds, the manager will start. There will be no restrictions on the functionality of the program.
You can download the current version of Total Commander on the official website page. At the time of writing, the infinite trial version of Total Commander 8.51a is current, both 32-bit and 64-bit.
I would like to draw your attention to the fact that during the installation of Total Commander you can select the folder where the configuration files are located, for which you need to click on the “Set path to INI files” button. Now you can easily transfer your Total Commander settings to another computer simply by copying the INI files.
I chose the program directory to store INI files (convenient when the program is used from different operating systems). If you use several versions of Total Commander on your computer, then it is better to store the INI files in the Windows directory.
The Total Commander user interface is designed in a classic two-panel form, which is very convenient when performing a variety of manipulations with files and folders.
Setting up Total Commander
Let's go through the settings of Total Commander; to do this, select "Configuration" - "Settings" from the top menu. Window view
- here are some of the most important settings that determine the appearance of the file manager window.
In order to add or remove certain components of the main window, just uncheck or check the checkbox; after clicking the "Apply" button, you can see the changes made with your own eyes. If you are satisfied with everything, click “OK”.
On the tab "Panel Contents"
provides the opportunity to configure work with files and folders on the manager panels.
Settings items: Icons, Fonts, and Colors
arrange to your liking.
In the tab "Tabulators"
we configure tab stop positions (size, file type, date), and also set a template for displaying file sizes. For me personally, it is more convenient when the size of files (folders) is shown not in bytes, but in Mb, Gb or Kb.
Agree that it is not very convenient to often open a folder that is located somewhere deep in the directory.
You can pin frequently used tabs to the file panel as follows. Open the desired folder and right-click on it. From the context menu, select the option
or "Rename/Lock tab"
. You can also use hotkeys: Ctrl+T - create a tab, Ctrl+W - delete a tab.
If there are a lot of blocked tabs, then they can be evenly distributed across both manager panels simply by dragging them with the mouse. Don't forget to save changes from the top menu "Configuration" - "Save position" and "Save settings"
. Now you have the necessary tabs, which will not disappear until you change the settings. While working with the program for a long time, it may happen that you have many tabs open. In order to close them on any of the tabs, right-click and select the item from the menu "Close all tabs"
or click on the hotkey combination "Ctrl+Shift+W". After this, all unlocked and inactive tabs on the file manager panel you selected will close.
The next important setting item "Basic Operations"
.
Connecting the Notepad++ editor to Total Commander by default
The best text file editor, in my opinion, is Notepad++. How can I make it the default editor in Total Commander? On the next settings tab "Edit/View"
you can connect external programs to view and edit files in Total Commander by pressing the F3 (view) or F4 (edit) button.
Choose Editor program- a path selection window will open where you need to find Notepad++ on your computer.
Setting up hot keys in
It is worth noting that Total Commander by default has a huge number of keyboard shortcuts to work with. The list of hotkeys can be viewed by clicking on the "Help" button in the upper right corner of Total Commander. It is noteworthy that in the settings item "Miscellaneous"
You can redefine hotkeys in the manager at your discretion. Let's set, for example, showing and hiding system files using a keyboard shortcut Ctrl+H - cm_SwitchHidSys.
So, I recommend assigning the following hotkey combinations:
"Ctrl+W" - cm_CopyNamesToClip- copy file names to the clipboard. You can copy one or several file names at once.
"Alt+W" - cm_CopyFullNamesToClip- copy file names with their location paths to the clipboard. Significantly saves time!
"Shift+Home" - cm_OpenDesktop- open the "Desktop" tab in the Total Commander window. It is often convenient to start work from the desktop, and from here you can go to the Control Panel, etc.
"Shift+BackSpace" - cm_GoToRoot- go to the root directory of the disk from anywhere. Also a very useful thing. Clicking "Ctrl+\" you also, by default, go to the root directory of the disk. Well, just a key "BackSpace" by default in Total it moves one level higher.
On the official website of the Total Commander developer you can find and download a great variety of plugins: http://www.ghisler.com/plugins.htm. If you don’t want to bother translating their descriptions into Russian, then visit the Russian-language website http://wincmd.ru. New plugins are also available from the unofficial TC website (http://www.totalcmd.net/).
If you open the tab "Plugins"
in the Total Commander settings, you will see that the plugins themselves are divided into four types: Archive plugins (have the WCX extension), File system plugins (WFX), Internal viewer plugins (WLX) and Information plugins (WDX).
Archiving plugins allow you to work with archives that are not initially supported in the file manager or are supported with restrictions. Using archiving plugins, support is provided for working with a number of other file formats - CHM, MSI, ICL, DLL, etc. File system plugins allow you to access disks that are inaccessible from Windows, remote systems, internal Windows modules, and media with other file systems. Internal viewer plugins allow you to view files of various formats, incl. not supported by Lister's internal viewer, such as images, tables, databases, etc. Information plugins are designed to provide access to extended information about files (MP3 tags, image attributes, etc.)
There are two ways to install plugins: automatically and manually. Automatic installation does not cause any difficulties: just open the downloaded archive with the plugin in the Total Commander panel and the manager itself will offer to install the detected module. However, automatic installation is not provided for all plugins.
Connecting additional plugins manually is also not difficult. To install the plugin, unpack the contents of the archive into a separate folder. It is best to create a subdirectory in the directory with the Total Commander manager "Plugins"
, where you can create separate folders for each plugin separately. In the future, this policy will allow you to avoid confusion in the Total Commander folders.
Now you need to open the Total Commander settings Configuration - Settings
, where in the section Plugins
you should click on the button "Settings"
with the required plugin type. In the drop-down window, click "Add"
and select a file with the extension .wfx (wdx, wcx or wlx) - the actual file of the plugin to be installed from the folder we created. All! The plugin is installed.
To see which plugins of each type are installed in your Total Commander build, click the button "Tune"
in the relevant area. I emphasized the archiver plugins in my manager build.
Thanks to installed plugins, you can view any folders and files on the adjacent Total Commander panel using a hotkey combination "Ctrl+Q". If you navigate through files in one panel, their contents will be displayed in the adjacent viewing panel.
There are many software tools for managing Windows OS parameters - these are plugins built into the system, various tweakers, and system utilities. There are many plugins developed for Total Commander that solve the same problem. Using TS file system plugins makes it possible to keep your finger on the pulse of your computer's OS from the familiar and very convenient interface of the TS file manager and perform many operations much faster than through the built-in Windows tools.
File system plugins are available in Total Commander via network
Very easy to use Uninstaller 64 plugin
, which is designed to quickly uninstall applications that are in the list "Installation and removal of programms" Windows control panel. The plugin allows you to view all entries, including hidden ones, and works much faster than the built-in Windows uninstaller. To uninstall an application using this plugin, you need to highlight the line with the program name and press the Enter key. The plugin is also used to remove broken links (Del or F8 buttons) and view the uninstallation command (F3 or Ctrl+Q).
Thanks to the plugin ProcFS Task Manager
You can view running processes on your PC, including those that may be hiding from the standard Windows Task Manager. The panel shows the name of the process, its type, the amount of memory occupied by the process, and the time it started. The plugin allows you to view the properties of running processes and the libraries they use (F3), change the priorities of processes (double-click on the process) and unload them (Del).
Services2 plugin
is a convenient tool for working with Windows services. This plugin allows you to view a list of services, and by the appearance of the icons you can immediately understand whether the service is running or stopped. The plugin allows you to quickly change the launch mode of a specific service (manual, automatic, disabled), you can pause the service, delete or start the service. All of the above operations are performed in the service properties window, which is opened by double-clicking on the service line or by pressing the Enter key.
Quick Tabs and Files in Total Commander
Open a folder in Total Commander that you want to save and quickly access and press the keyboard shortcut "Ctrl + D" or click on the star in the upper right corner of the panel. In Google Chrome, this keyboard shortcut adds to bookmarks, and in Total Commander - to the quick access menu. From the context menu, select "Add current directory"
.
You can select any of the proposed submenu types. By clicking again on the star or keyboard shortcut "Ctrl + D" you can view a list of your directories that you have quick access to. This menu can also be called up using the mouse - by double-clicking on the name of the current directory.
Total Commander Control Panel
Adding shortcuts to programs, internal commands, as well as any system command to the Total Commander toolbar is quite simple. You must either drag the exe file of the program onto the panel itself or enter the path to the program manually.
First option. Go to the "Program Files" folder and drag the exe file of the program onto the Total Commander panel.
Second option. Right-click on an empty space in the toolbar and then “Edit”. In the window that opens, click “Add” and add the program by specifying the full path to its exe file. I prefer to use the first option.
If, after clicking the “Add” button, you click the small button with a magnifying glass, then you will see a huge list of commands provided in Total Commander.
At the bottom of the window in the box "Filter"
, indicate, for example, the command number 2400
(group rename) and click "OK". An additional icon will appear in the toolbar; by clicking on it, you can rename an entire list of files at once.
The Total toolbar is also interesting because other files and folders can interact with the programs pinned here. Drag, for example, the folder containing mp3 files onto the AIMP3 player icon in the toolbar. Your audio files will start playing one after another. In the same way, drag the CSS file onto the Notepad++ text editor icon and the program will immediately open it. Drag"n Drop (take and throw) from file panels to the shortcuts of the folders we created earlier will cause files to be copied to these folders!
If your Total Commander is in startup, then thanks to the installed program launch icons directly from the TS manager toolbar, you will not need to install extra shortcuts on your desktop. If necessary, unnecessary icons can be easily removed from the toolbar in the same way as they are installed: after highlighting the unnecessary icon, click on the “Delete” button and the icon will disappear.
At the bottom of the manager there are function key buttons
These buttons also support Drag"n Drop, so the most convenient way to use them is not by pressing the F3, F4, F5 buttons themselves, but by dragging selected files and folders onto these buttons. Believe me, it’s more convenient this way. And if you right-click on the F8 button, a context menu will open where you can empty the Recycle Bin or view its properties.
The FTP client integrated into Total Commander allows you to connect to your website (blog) without any problems and provides the necessary information. To select a connection, just press the key combination CTRL+F, and if you have not configured a single connection yet, then in the window that opens, simply click on the “Add” button.
The FTP connection settings are not much different from the settings of the FileZilla FTP client, so you already know what to do next.
Connecting network drives in Total Commander
Turn on "Net"
in the Total Commander setup menu. Select function
.
In the window that appears, select the drive and folder in which you want to store the information. You can specify the path to the site where images and documents will be stored.
Basic operations with folders/files in Total Commander
All actions with folders/files in the file manager are performed extremely simply, literally, by pressing one or two buttons.
Selecting files
Before performing operations on several objects at once, they must first be selected. This can be done by right-clicking on each object or left-clicking, after holding down the Ctrl key.
Renaming files
Place the cursor over the desired file/folder and double-click on the object (but not very quickly!) with the left mouse button, the object will turn blue, and then set a new name.
Deleting files
Select the desired file/folder or select several at once. Then, press F8 - the delete key.
Copy/move files
Select the desired file/folder or several at once in one file manager panel. Then, in another panel, select the folder where you want to copy/move these objects and press the F5 or F6 button accordingly.
Select on any panel the required number of files that will need to be renamed using a specific mask and press the key combination Ctrl+M.
Setting up internal associations is available from the "Files" menu. All files that you open in Total Commander with a double click can be associated i.e. configure their opening by any programs on your computer.
Working with archives
You can pack (Alt+F5), unpack (Alt+F9) and check (Alt+Shift+F9) archives using the archive plugins installed in Total Commander. In addition, you can enter archives like regular folders, which significantly saves your time.
Search by files in Total Commander
To quickly find important folders or files on the disk, use the search function integrated into the file manager by clicking on the “magnifying glass” icon on the toolbar or use the Alt+F7 key combination. If you search for files in Russian, do not forget to check the “UTF-8” checkbox. All additional settings (size, creation date, available attributes) for search can be found in the tab "Additionally"
.
Splitting a file into fragments
Splitting a large file into fragments of a given size is available from the menu "Files"
. The cut file can be assembled in reverse order through the same menu. This function can be useful, for example, when sending large files by email.
Here is the most basic thing you may need when using Total Commander. However, if you delve deeper into the study of this file manager, you can use its capabilities much more widely!
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Favorite file manager. I used to use everything from Volkov Commander, Norton Commander, Dos Navigator, FAR, mc, then I started trying graphic ones, and I didn’t like TC because it worked much slower than FAR, but now TC is much more convenient surpasses everything.
Although it seems that a lot can be repeated in FAR, but now I don’t even think about it.
The main thing in TC is to go to the command line (Shift+left), the rest will come with age =))
Total Commander Keyboard Shortcuts ======================================= Action Key ~~~~~~ ~ ~~~~~~~~ File panels =============== F1 Help. F2 Refresh panel contents (same as CTRL+R). F3 View files (the viewing method and objects are specified in the settings). F4 Edit files. F5 Copy files. F6 Rename/move files. F7 Create directory. F8 Delete files (same as DEL). F9 Activate the menu above the current panel (far left or far right, respectively). F10 Activate leftmost menu/Exit menu. SHIFT+F1 Select file panel view/Customize column sets. SHIFT+F2 Compare file lists in panels. SHIFT+F3 View only the file under the cursor (if F3 is used to internally view selected files). SHIFT+F4 Create a new text file and load it into the editor. SHIFT+F5 Copy files (with renaming) to the same directory. In the FTP connections panel: copy a file within the current server or to another server. CTRL+SHIFT+F5 Create shortcuts for selected files and directories. SHIFT+F6 Rename files in the same directory. SHIFT+F8 Delete files without placing them in the Trash (same as SHIFT+DEL). SHIFT+F9 or SHIFT+F10 or ContextMenu Show the object's context menu. ALT+F1 Open the list of drives for the left panel. ALT+F2 Open the list of drives for the right panel. ALT+F3 Use an alternative viewer to the one specified for F3 (external or internal). ALT+SHIFT+F3 Load a file into the internal viewer (without plugins and advanced media processing capabilities). ALT+F4 Exit Total Commander. ALT+F5 Pack selected files. ALT+SHIFT+F5 Pack and then delete the source files. ALT+F6 Unpack files. ALT+SHIFT+F6 Test archives. ALT+F7 Search. ALT+F8 Open command line history. ALT+F9 Unpack files. ALT+SHIFT+F9 Test archives. ALT+F10 Open a dialog box with the current disk tree. ALT+F11 Activate keyboard controls for navigation chains above the left panel. ALT+F12 Activate keyboard controls for navigation chains above the right panel. ALT+SHIFT+F11 Activate keyboard control of the toolbar. CTRL+F1 "Short" file presentation mode (names only). CTRL+SHIFT+F1 View thumbnails (thumbnails). CTRL+F2 "Detailed" file presentation mode (names, sizes, date/time, attributes). CTRL+SHIFT+F2 Displays comments (new comments are created using CTRL+Z). CTRL+F3 Sort by name (forward/reverse order). CTRL+F4 Sort by extension (forward/reverse order). CTRL+F5 Sort by date/time (forward/reverse order). CTRL+F6 Sort by size (forward/reverse order). CTRL+F7 No sorting. CTRL+F8 Show directory tree. CTRL+SHIFT+F8 Cycles through three tree modes in a separate panel (0/1/2). CTRL+F9 Print the file under the cursor using the associated program. CTRL+F10 Show all files in the panel. CTRL+F11 Show only programs in the panel. CTRL+F12 Show files according to a custom template. CTRL+A Select all. CTRL+B Enable/disable display of the contents of the current directory and all its subdirectories in a single list. CTRL+C or CTRL+INS Copy files to the clipboard. CTRL+D Open the menu of favorite directories (list of “bookmarks”). CTRL+E Go to the previous command line history position. CTRL+F Connect to an FTP server. CTRL+SHIFT+F Disconnect from the FTP server. CTRL+I Switch to another file panel (same as TAB). CTRL+J Copy the file name to the command line (same as CTRL+ENTER). CTRL+SHIFT+J Copy the file name with full path to the command line (same as CTRL+SHIFT+ENTER). CTRL+L Calculate occupied space (for selected files/directories). CTRL+M Bulk rename tool. CTRL+SHIFT+M Change FTP transfer mode (if there is an active FTP connection). CTRL+N New FTP connection (enter URL or host address). CTRL+P Copy the current path or address to the command line. CTRL+Q Enable/disable the Quick View window in place of the inactive file panel. CTRL+R Refresh the contents of the current panel (same as F2). CTRL+S Display the quick filter/search dialog. CTRL+SHIFT+S Display the quick filter/search dialog and apply the last used filter. CTRL+T 1. Open a new folder tab and go to it. 2. If tabs are disabled, open the bulk rename tool (same as CTRL+M). CTRL+SHIFT+T Open a new folder tab, but stay in the current one. CTRL+U Swap panels (active tabs). CTRL+SHIFT+U Swap panels (all tabs). CTRL+V or SHIFT+INS Paste files from the clipboard into the current directory. CTRL+W Close the current tab. CTRL+SHIFT+W Close all inactive and unlocked tabs. CTRL+X Cut files to the clipboard. CTRL+Y Clear command line (same as ESC). CTRL+Z Create/edit a comment for a file. CTRL+\ Go to root directory (US keyboard). CTRL+< Перейти в корневой каталог (большинство европейских клавиатур). ENTER 1. Если командная строка непустая, выполнить её. 2. Когда курсор на каталоге/архиве: открыть этот каталог/архив. 3. Когда курсор на файле программы: запустить программу. 4. Когда курсор на обычном файле: запустить ассоциированную программу. 5. Когда курсор на файле внутри архива: показать диалог свойств упакованного файла либо, распаковав этот файл, запустить его или ассоциированную программу (зависит от настроек). 6. Когда курсор на TAB-файле: вызвать команду "appendtabs имя_файла.tab" (добавление сохранённых вкладок к текущим). SHIFT+ENTER 1. Выполнить командную строку/программу под курсором с предшествующим command /c и оставить окно программы открытым. Работает, только если NOCLOSE.PIF находится в вашем каталоге Windows! 2. С файлами архивов: использовать альтернативное действие (обратное тому, что указано в настройках архиваторов): либо входить в архивы, как в каталоги, либо вызвать ассоциированную программу. 3. В списках каталогов (история, избранное): открыть каталог в новой вкладке. 4. Когда курсор на TAB-файле: вызвать команду "opentabs имя_файла.tab" (замещение сохранёнными вкладками текущих). ALT+ENTER 1. Показать диалог свойств файла/каталога. 2. Для плагинов файловой системы (в Сетевом окружении): показать (если имеется) собственный диалог свойств или настроек плагина. 3. Внутри архивов: показать диалог свойств файла под курсором (в т.ч., если этот файл сам является архивом). 4. В панели FTP-соединения: отобразить необработанный листинг файлов/каталогов, переданный сервером. ALT+SHIFT+ENTER 1. Подсчитать размер содержимого всех подкаталогов в текущем каталоге. Этот размер затем отображается вместо надписи <Папка>. 2. In the FTP connection panel: open the dialog for setting up a template string for the server. CTRL+ENTER 1. Copy the file name to the command line. 2. In directory lists (history, favorites): open the directory in a new tab (same as SHIFT+ENTER). CTRL+SHIFT+ENTER Copy the file name with full path to the command line. ESC Clear command line. SHIFT+ESC Collapse the Total Commander window. Letter 1. Move the cursor to the command line and enter the letter there. 2. In quick search mode "Letter only": quickly search for a file/directory name (starting with the specified letters) in the current directory. ALT+Letter In quick search mode, "Alt+letter": quickly search for a file/directory name (starting with the specified letters) in the current directory. AltGr+Letter or CTRL+ALT+Letter In quick search mode, "Ctrl+Alt+letter": quickly search for a file/directory name (starting with the specified letters) in the current directory. TAB Switch to another file panel. SHIFT+TAB Switch between a separate tree panel and a regular panel. CTRL+TAB Go to the next tab of the current panel. CTRL+SHIFT+TAB Go to the previous tab of the current panel. DEL Delete files (same as F8). SHIFT+DEL Delete files without placing them in the Trash (same as SHIFT+F8). INS Select file or directory/Deselect. The cursor moves to the next file. SPACEBAR Select a file or directory/Deselect. (The command line must be empty!) The cursor remains on the current file by default. If the cursor was on an unselected directory, the size of the contents of this directory is calculated and shown instead of the caption<Папка> . CTRL+PgUp or BackSpace Go to the parent directory (equivalent to the cd .. command). CTRL+PgDn Open directory/archive (including self-extracting.EXE archives). Left/Right Arrows In Detail view, Comment view, and custom column view: Move the cursor to the command line. SHIFT+left/right Move the cursor to the command line (even if there is a horizontal scroll bar). ALT+left/right Go to the previous/next directory from those already visited. ALT+down Open the history of already visited directories (similar to the history in Web browsers). CTRL+left/right If the arrow on the key points towards the active panel, open a directory in it from the inactive panel. Otherwise, the result depends on the current object under the cursor: 1. If it is a subdirectory or archive, it will be opened in another panel. 2. If it is a shortcut file (*.lnk, *.pif), the directory containing the link object will open in another panel. 3. If it is any other file or element [..], the current directory will open in another panel. 4. If search results or all files without subdirectories are displayed, the directory containing the file under the cursor will open in another panel. CTRL+up Open the object under the cursor (directory, archive, virtual folder, file system plugin) in a new tab. CTRL+SHIFT+up Open the object under the cursor (directory, archive, virtual folder, file system plugin) in a new tab in another panel. CTRL+down Move the cursor to the command line, calling the last command history entry for editing. NUM + Select a group using a template. NUM - Deselect group by template. NUM * Invert selection. NUM / Restore selection. SHIFT+NUM + Select files and folders if NUM + selects only files, and vice versa. SHIFT+NUM - Deselect template only from files (not from folders!). SHIFT+NUM * Invert the selection of files and folders if only files are selected by NUM +, and vice versa. CTRL+NUM + Select all (same as CTRL+A). CTRL+NUM - Deselect all selection. CTRL+SHIFT+NUM + Select all files and folders if NUM + selects only files, and vice versa. CTRL+SHIFT+NUM - Deselect all files (not folders!). ALT+NUM + Select by given extension. ALT+NUM - Deselect this extension. Command Line ================ When Total Commander is active, a significant portion of keyboard input is directed to the command line. Here are the main actions performed there using the keys: ENTER Execute the command line if it contains at least one character (otherwise the program under the cursor in the source panel is launched). If the command is cd, md, or rd, it is executed internally. If this is an internal DOS command, then DOS is started with this command. In other cases, the program with the entered name is launched. SHIFT+ENTER Same as ENTER, but preceded by command /c. After the called DOS program terminates, its window will not be closed automatically. This keyboard shortcut requires the NOCLOSE.PIF file to be present in your Windows directory. CTRL+ENTER Add the file name under the cursor to the end of the command line. CTRL+SHIFT+ENTER Add the file name under the cursor with full path to the end of the command line. ESC Clear the command line and return the cursor to the file panel. TAB Depending on the AutoCompleteTab key (wincmd.ini): 1. Return the cursor to the original directory. 2. Select the next option from the auto-complete list. SHIFT+TAB Depending on the AutoCompleteTab key (wincmd.ini): 1. Return the cursor to the original directory. 2. Select the previous option from the auto-completion list. CTRL+SPACEBAR Confirm the selection of an option from the auto-substitution list. Arrow Keys 1. The up and down keys return the cursor from the command line to the current directory. 2. With the command line history list open, the up and down keys are used to select an entry, and the left or right keys are used to enter edit mode for the entry in the command line window (this will automatically close the list). SHIFT+up/down Call up the next/previous command history entry without opening its list. CTRL+left/right Move the cursor through words, positioning it depending on the CtrlArrow key (wincmd.ini), only after spaces or also after additional word separators. CTRL+down Open the command history list (like ALT+F8, but only if the cursor is on the command line). CTRL+C or CTRL+INS Copy the selected text to the clipboard. CTRL+E Go to the previous command line history position (same as SHIFT+down). CTRL+K Delete everything from the cursor to the end of the line. CTRL+T Delete the word to the right of the cursor. CTRL+V or SHIFT+INS Paste text from the clipboard into the command line. CTRL+W or CTRL+BackSpace Delete the word to the left of the cursor. CTRL+X or SHIFT+DEL Cut selected text to the clipboard. CTRL+Y Clear the command line, leaving the cursor there. Quick search/filtering dialog ================================================= CTRL+S Switches between search and filter modes for panel content. Up Arrow Move to the previous item that matches your search criteria. Down Arrow or CTRL+ENTER Move to the next item that matches your search criteria. INS or SHIFT+up/down Select/deselect the object under the cursor and move to the next object that matches the search criteria. ENTER Close the dialog and go to the selected directory/open file. ESC 1. Close the dialog. 2. When doing a quick search in a separate tree panel: close the dialog and return the cursor to the current directory. INS When quickly searching in a separate tree panel: close the dialog, leaving the cursor on the selected directory (and, with appropriate settings, go to this directory). Toolbar ================================= The listed keys work in the specified way only in the mode of controlling the toolbar from the keyboard! Right/Left Arrows or TAB/SHIFT+TAB Move to next/previous button. Up/Down Arrows Move to previous/next row of buttons. HOME Go to the very first available button. END Move to the most recent button available. CTRL+right/left Go to the first button in the next/previous group, and if there is no separator - to the end/beginning of the panel. ALT+ENTER Open the current button settings dialog. SHIFT+F10, SPACEBAR or ContextMenu Show the context menu of the current button. ENTER Execute the command assigned to the current button. ESC Return the cursor to the file panel. Navigation chains ================================= In the panel header (only in keyboard navigation mode): Right/Left arrows or TAB/SHIFT+TAB Go to next/previous part ways. Down arrow 1. Part of the path: display a list of subdirectories for further advancement in the chain. 2. On the triangle in front of the path: display a list of virtual folders. HOME Go to the beginning of the path. END Go to the end of the path. ENTER 1. Part of the path: open the corresponding subdirectory in the file panel. 2. On the triangle in front of the path: display a list of virtual folders. ESC Move the cursor to the file panel. In drop-down menus: Left arrow or ESC Go to parent menu or panel header. Right arrow Go to the menu of the selected subdirectory. HOME Go to the first directory in the list. END Go to the last directory in the list. PgUp Move up to screen height. PgDn Go down to screen height. ENTER Open the selected directory in the file panel and move the cursor there. Internal viewer ====================== The list of key functions corresponds to viewing/playing files using the program itself, without LS plugins. Almost all of these keyboard shortcuts are also applicable in the active Quick View window. Plugins can use their own keyboard shortcuts. F2 Refresh viewer window. F6 Show/hide text cursor. F7 or CTRL+F Start text search. SHIFT+F7, F3 or F5 Find next. SHIFT+F3 or SHIFT+F5 Search in reverse direction. CTRL+F3 or CTRL+F5 Change the search direction to the opposite. F10 or Q Close the viewer (except in multimedia modes). Doesn't work in the Quick View window (close with CTRL+Q). ESC or ALT+F4 Close the viewer (any mode). Doesn't work in the Quick View window (close with CTRL+Q). F11 Maximize/restore the viewer window. SPACE Scroll text/image down by screen height (same as PgDn). SHIFT+SPACEBAR Scroll text/image up by screen height (same as PgUp). BackSpace Go to the previous file from the list of all viewed files (except for multimedia modes). Doesn't work in the Quick View window. HOME Go to start of viewing/playback. END Go to the end of viewing/playback. PgUp 1. For audio and video files: rewind. 2. For other files: scroll the text/image up to the screen height. PgDn 1. For audio and video files: fast forward. 2. For other files: scroll the text/image down by screen height. ALT+left/right View next/previous selected text/image file). For quick viewing: go to the beginning of the file. CTRL+P Prints the file. Doesn't work in the Quick View window. P View the previous file from the selected ones. When viewing quickly, no selection is required. N View the next file from the selection. When viewing quickly, no selection is required. A ANSI (Windows encoding). S ASCII (DOS encoding). V User font (encoding). W Wrap/don't wrap lines. F Fit/not fit all images into the window size. L Fit/not fit large images into the window size. C Place images in the center of the window/top left corner. 1 Text only. 2 Binary mode (fixed line width). 3 Hexadecimal mode. 4 1. Graphics/Multimedia/LS plugins. 2. Go to the next functionally similar plugin. 5 HTML. 6 Unicode. 7 UTF-8. Comparison by content ======================== F6 Switch between viewing and editing modes. F7 or CTRL+F Start search. F3 or F5 Continue searching. SHIFT+F3 or SHIFT+F5 Search in reverse direction. CTRL+F3 or CTRL+F5 Change the search direction to the opposite. SHIFT+F10 or ContextMenu Show the context menu. CTRL+S Display the save dialog Ctrl+Z or Alt+BackSpace Undo changes made ALT+up/down Go to previous/next difference. ESC or ALT+F4 Close the comparison dialog. In edit mode only: ALT+left/right Copy the difference to the left/right panel (or top/bottom). In view mode only: INS Select line/Deselect (with transition to next line). SPACEBAR Select a line/Deselect (without moving to the next line). Left/Right Arrows Scroll one character. ALT+left/right Scroll the contents of the panel by 30 characters horizontally. Directory synchronization ======================= F3 Open the file on the left in the internal viewer. SHIFT+F3 Open the file on the right in the internal viewer. CTRL+F3 Compare left and right files by content. CTRL+SHIFT+F3 Compare files by content with internal tool. CTRL+A Select all. CTRL+F Select everything in the current directory. CTRL+C or CTRL+INS Copy the list of selected files with the contents of all columns to the clipboard. CTRL+D Mark for copying (default direction). CTRL+L Mark for copying -> (left to right). CTRL+R Mark for copying<- (справа налево). CTRL+M Снять выделение. CTRL+P Печать выделенного. CTRL+W Поменять направление копирования. AltGr+Буква или CTRL+ALT+Буква В режиме быстрого поиска "Ctrl+Alt+буква": быстрый поиск имени файла (начинающегося с указанных букв) по всему списку (с диалогом поиска). Буква В режиме быстрого поиска, отличном от "Ctrl+Alt+буква": быстрый поиск имени файла (начинающегося с указанных букв) по всему списку (с диалогом поиска). INS Переключение на следующий доступный вариант действия синхронизации (только для текущего файла, с переходом на следующую строку). ПРОБЕЛ Переключение на следующий доступный вариант действия синхронизации (только для текущего файла, без перехода на следующую строку). SHIFT+ПРОБЕЛ Установить направление копирования по умолчанию (только для текущего файла, без перехода на следующую строку). ESC Закрыть диалог синхронизации (если направления копирования не были изменены). ALT+F4 Закрыть диалог синхронизации (в любой ситуации). Групповое переименование ======================== F2 Открыть выпадающий список для работы с шаблонами. F5 Загрузить результаты переименования для следующего шага. F10 Открыть меню редактирования имён. CTRL+F3 Сортировать по старому имени (прямой/обратный порядок). CTRL+F4 Сортировать по старому расширению (прямой/обратный порядок). CTRL+F5 Сортировать по дате/времени (прямой/обратный порядок). CTRL+F6 Сортировать по размеру (прямой/обратный порядок). SHIFT+вверх/вниз В списке файлов: переместить текущий файл вверх/вниз по списку. DEL В списке файлов: удалить ненужный файл из списка. Диалог подтверждения перезаписи =============================== F3 Внутренний просмотр верхнего (целевого) файла. SHIFT+F3 Внутренний просмотр нижнего (исходного) файла. ALT+F3 Внутренний просмотр верхнего (целевого) файла с отключёнными плагинами. ALT+SHIFT+F3 Внутренний просмотр нижнего (исходного) файла с отключёнными плагинами. CTRL+F3 Сравнение по содержимому исходного и целевого файлов. CTRL+SHIFT+F3 Сравнение исходного и целевого файлов внутренним инструментом. Прочее ====== F2 Диалоги копирования/перемещения, FTP-загрузки/закачки: Добавить выбранные файлы в очередь диспетчера фоновой пересылки. F5 или F6 Диалоги копирования/перемещения, FTP-загрузки/закачки, создания ярлыков, упаковки (только F5), подсчёта CRC-сумм: Включать по очереди выделение только имени файла, имени с расширением и, если указан путь, всей строки. F10 Диалоги копирования/перемещения, FTP-загрузки, создания ярлыков, разбиения/сборки, кодирования/декодирования, упаковки/распаковки, подсчёта CRC-сумм: Открыть диалоговое окно с деревом диска для панели назначения. F2 Диалог ожидания при редактировании файла: Перевести диалог в фоновый режим. F2 или CTRL+ENTER Диалог правки комментария к файлу: Сохранить комментарий и закрыть диалог. F2 Диалог изменения атрибутов: Открыть выпадающий список для работы с шаблонами. F3 Диалог поиска файлов, список результатов поиска: Загрузить выделенный файл во внутренний просмотрщик. ALT+SHIFT+F3 Диалог поиска файлов, список результатов поиска: Загрузить выделенный файл во внутренний просмотрщик (без плагинов и расширенных возможностей обработки мультимедиа). CTRL+C или CTRL+INS Диалог поиска файлов, список результатов поиска: Копировать весь список в буфер обмена. CTRL+C или CTRL+INS Диалог проверки CRC-сумм: Копировать выделенные строки в буфер обмена. CTRL+C Диалог выбора команды: Копировать имя команды в буфер обмена. CTRL+SHIFT+C Диалог выбора команды: Копировать в буфер обмена всю строчку (включая численное значение и описание); разделитель - табуляция. Стрелки вверх/вниз Поле ввода с поддержкой автоподстановки имён: Выбрать предыдущий/следующий вариант из списка автоподстановки. Стрелки вверх/вниз Диалог смены атрибутов, секция плагинов: Перейти к предыдущему/следующему полю, если текущее поле не является выпадающим списком. SHIFT+вверх/вниз Диалог смены атрибутов, секция плагинов: Перейти к предыдущему/следующему полю, даже если текущее поле является выпадающим списком. Стрелка вниз Поле выбора команды (страница конфигурации "Разное", настройка меню "Запуск", списка избранных каталогов, панели инструментов): Открыть диалог "Выбор команды". CTRL+вверх Окно дерева каталогов: Перейти к предыдущему каталогу, отвечающему условиям быстрого поиска. CTRL+вниз или CTRL+ENTER Окно дерева каталогов: Перейти к следующему каталогу, отвечающему условиям быстрого поиска. SHIFT+вверх/вниз Настройка дополнительных данных/цветов по типам файлов, настройка меню «Запуск», меню избранных каталогов, а также WLX- и WDX-плагинов: Переместить текущую запись вверх/вниз в списке. SHIFT+влево/вправо Настройка панели инструментов, список кнопок: Переместить текущую кнопку/разделитель влево/вправо. ПРОБЕЛ Настройка дополнительных данных/цветов по типам файлов: Редактировать выбранный элемент. SHIFT+DEL Выпадающие списки истории пользовательского ввода (команд, параметров и пр.): Удалить выбранную запись истории из списка. NUM + Диспетчер фоновой пересылки: Открыть контекстное меню для добавления нового задания. NUM - Диспетчер фоновой пересылки: Удалить из списка выделенные задания.
Key Action
F2 Refresh Window
F3 View file
F4 Edit file
F5 Copy file
F6 Rename/move file
F7 Create directory
F8 Delete file
F9 Activate menu above active window
F10 Activate/disable menu
ALT+F1 Select left drive
ALT+F2 Select right drive
ALT+F3 Use alternative (internal or external) viewer
ALT+F4 Exit
ALT+F5 Pack files
ALT+SHIFT+F5 Pack files
ALT+F7 Search
ALT+F8 Open command line history
ALT+F9 Unpack files
ALT+F10 Open a dialog box with the current directory tree
SHIFT+F2 Compare file lists
SHIFT+F3 View only the file under the cursor when multiple files are selected
SHIFT+F4 Create a new text file and load it into the editor
SHIFT+F5 Copy files (with renaming) to the current directory
SHIFT+F10 Show context menu
SHIFT+CTRL+F5 Create shortcuts for selected files (new Windows 95/98/NT shell only)
SHIFT+F6 Rename files in the current directory
SHIFT+ESC Collapse Total Commander to icon
ALT+left/right Go to previous/next directory from already visited directories
ALT+down Open the history of already visited directories (like history in a WWW browser)
NUM + Add selection
NUM - Remove selection
NUM * Invert selection
NUM / Restore selection
CTRL+NUM + Select all
CTRL+NUM - Deselect all
ALT+NUM + Select all files with the same extension
or Backspace Switch to parent directory (cd ..)
CTRL+< Перейти в корневой каталог (большинство европейских клавиатур)
CTRL+\ Go to root directory (US keyboard)
CTRL+PgDn Open directory/archive (also self-extracting.EXE archives)
CTRL+left/right Open a directory/archive and display it in the target window. If the cursor is not on a directory name, then the current directory is displayed.
CTRL+F1 "Short" view of files (file names only)
CTRL+F2 "Detailed" view of files (all file details)
CTRL+F3 Sort by name
CTRL+F4 Sort by extension
CTRL+F5 Sort by date/time
CTRL+F6 Sort by size
CTRL+F7 No sorting
CTRL+F8 Show directory tree
CTRL+F9 Print the file under the cursor using an associated program
CTRL+F10 Show all files
CTRL+F11 Show programs only
CTRL+F12 Show user-defined files
TAB Switch between left and right file list
Letter - Redirect to command line, the cursor goes to the command line
INSERT - Select a file or directory.
SPACEBAR - Select a file or directory (like INSERT). If SPACEBAR is used on an unselected directory under the cursor, the contents of that directory are counted and the size is shown in "Detailed" view instead of the label
ENTER - Change directory / run program / run related program / execute command line if it is not empty. If the source directory shows the contents of the archive, further information about the packaged file is given.
1. Execute the command line/program under the cursor with the preceding command /c and leave the program window open. Works only if NOCLOSE.PIF is in your Windows directory!
2. With ZIP files: use an alternative packer choice (as selected in the Archivers settings): (Treat archives as directories<->call the associated program, such as winzip or quinzip)
3. Inside the archive file: Unzip the file under the cursor and treat it like archives (zip to zip processing)
The contents of all directories in the current directory are counted. Catalog sizes are shown in "Detailed" view instead of the inscription
ALT+ENTER - Show properties tab.
CTRL+B - Directory branches: Show the contents of the current directory and all subdirectories in one list
CTRL+D - Open a list of frequently used directories ("bookmarks")
CTRL+F - Connect to FTP server
CTRL+SHIFT+F - disconnect from the FTP server
CTRL+I - switch to target directory
CTRL+M- Change FTP transfer mode
CTRL+N- New FTP connection (enter URL or host address)
CTRL+P- Copy current path to command line
CTRL+Q- Quick view panel instead of file window
CTRL+R- Refresh source directory
CTRL+T- Bulk Rename Tool
CTRL+U- Swap directories
CTRL+C (32-bit) Copy files to clipboard
CTRL+X (32-bit) Cut files to clipboard
CTRL+V (32-bit) Paste from the clipboard into the current directory.
ALTGR+Letter(s) or
