Suggestions and feature requests.
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huebi
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by huebi » 20.10.2008, 10:12
Maybe i missed it, but in explorer you can delete files without sending them to the recycle bin by holding down the shift key while clicking on the red cross. I really miss this feature in freecommander.
//Huebi
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Dreamer
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by Dreamer » 22.10.2008, 23:50
I know it's not the same, but you can use Shift+Delete, as workaround.
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Marek
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#3
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by Marek » 23.10.2008, 20:28
Try with CTRL key.
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animeaime
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- Joined: 28.10.2008, 01:38
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by animeaime » 28.10.2008, 02:00
I just use shift-delete (like in windows explorer). This way you can delete to recyle bin the files you want to, and remove permanately the files you want.
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Pinstripe
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- Location: Ontario, Canada
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by Pinstripe » 07.11.2008, 03:52
By default, the recycle bin uses ten percent of your hard drive for deleted files!. If you have a small drive it's wise to lower the percentage or just disable it all together. Why would you want to delete the same file twice, anyway?.
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