Hi David, I'll answer as best as I can, but let's not steal ppro space for tc, even if OT, besides you'll find better answers than mine on forum. ghisler.ch
> I was looking for a way to hide the default "name" and "ext" columns to show > just a fullname column...but those first two fields are greyed out > (uneditable). Is there a way to hide them? Fullname is better on real-estate > useage IMO. My TC shows name+ext in the name column, and nothing in the ext column. So, there must be a way to do what you want, but I don't remember how I set it up, sorry. Of course, you can drag the ext column and hide it. You can also use the ext column to sort by type, like xplorer2. There's no way to hide name&ext columns, it's WAD; venture into configuration>options>custom columns... > > I loaded the service viewer plugin, but was never able to find where to > enable it. File system plugins (service, process, registry, uninstaller, event log, calendar, etc. etc.) are designed for access from the 'network neighborn', that's not the standard windows n.n. - it's another thing. You'll find it as the last entry of the drives drop down, its symbol is '\', you can also enter "cd \\" in the command line at the bottom. Once in the n.n. right click on a plugin entry - if any - and select properties to configure that plugin. > Also, tried several of the mp3 tag editors, is there a way to get > a quick editable window (instead of just info display)? (Yes, I know about > dedicated tag editor programs but was trying to get aquainted with the TC > interface). I'm not an expert on mp3. Generally, the capabilities of a plugin depend on what the plugin author implemented, so check the plugin documentation. However, content and lister plugins aren't usually capable of editing data, so focus on file system and packer plugins if editing is what you want. > > > why I like it: small (plugins are usually very small), > > doesn't use the > > registry (carry on usb), solid, powerful (more than xplorer2 or dopus > > IMHO *IF* you use plugins), gets the job done - complex jobs I mean. > > Registry plugin, I haven't looked very close yet but can you store favorite > locations for that that will be machine-independant? Up till now every new > computer I go to I have to create the "favorite" in regedit for the > HKLM/.../run HKCU/.../run etc if I want to jump around those common keys > that you have to check/edit. No, registry plugin can't do that. But ask the ghisler forum, I'm pretty sure there are other options. > > It looks like TC uses a lot of Fx hotkeys...all those F6+ hotkeys I already > have tasked in powerpro to do lots of other things. Anyone have a quick way > for either: powerpro disable those hotkeys for the ~=totalcmd or finding the > functions of the hotkeys in TC under a menu, or other dropdown (TC seems to > be sparing in it's menu functions)? On the ghisler forum or totalcmd.ru (hey, that's the name I couldn't remember!) look for the "TC editors" package, there's a hotkey editor there. Attention: PowerPro's Web site has moved: http://www.ppro.org Yahoo! Groups Links <*> To visit your group on the web, go to: http://groups.yahoo.com/group/power-pro/ <*> To unsubscribe from this group, send an email to: [EMAIL PROTECTED] <*> Your use of Yahoo! Groups is subject to: http://docs.yahoo.com/info/terms/
