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Check off boxes in their own column
Check off boxes in their own column
Pardon me if this feature has already been implemented. ![Mr. Green :mrgreen:](./images/smilies/icon_mrgreen.gif)
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Re: Check off boxes in their own column
Is the preference permanent? and what is disabled/changed by this workaround?
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Re: Check off boxes in their own column
If you change the option, it is permanent. If you mean the selection state, it is preserved until you change the folder.
http://freecommander.com/en/faq-view/#NCMode
If you mean the item state, color of selected item is different, icon is not changed.
In NC mode you can use the arrow keys and the selected items are not lost, in Explorer and FC - non-NC-mode you need to use Ctrl+arrow keys if you don't want to lose selection.
I'm not sure what exactly do you mean, again, you can check the FAQ:what is disabled/changed by this workaround?
http://freecommander.com/en/faq-view/#NCMode
If you mean the item state, color of selected item is different, icon is not changed.
In NC mode you can use the arrow keys and the selected items are not lost, in Explorer and FC - non-NC-mode you need to use Ctrl+arrow keys if you don't want to lose selection.
Re: Check off boxes in their own column
This it is not a very user friendly solution, in my opinion.
I am getting a miss-behaviour when using it (posted in bugs section).
And you cannot cancel selection with Esc.
Having a check box next to a file name would very useful, as in windows explorer.
https://drive.google.com/open?id=1YJ4Ta ... mRUt2oCwGN
I am getting a miss-behaviour when using it (posted in bugs section).
And you cannot cancel selection with Esc.
Having a check box next to a file name would very useful, as in windows explorer.
https://drive.google.com/open?id=1YJ4Ta ... mRUt2oCwGN
Re: Check off boxes in their own column
You can click the empty space to deselect, or set any shortcut to deselect.
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