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#11
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It would be nice to be able to right click on a name in the download list and have the ability to populate the search boxes with information |
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#12
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Here are the keyboard shortcuts ("hotkeys") for windows and Mac OS:
Windows: cut = ctrl + X or shift + inset copy = ctrl + C or ctrl + insert paste = ctrl + V or shift + del Mac OS X*: (and probably for older Mac Classic OSes, too) cut = command + X copy = command + C paste = command + V When I say "cut = ctrl + X", I mean in order to cut selected text, press the X key after you press down on the Control key first. *I'm assuming that this is how Mac OS does it, but haven't tried it myself yet. I'd also like to see undo (ctrl + z) and redo (ctrl + y, or ctrl + shift + z) functions, which shouldn't be too hard to implement (Swing comes with UndoManager and other classes for this). In other applications, I prefer to use a context menu for cut/copy/paste etc. functions. I know that some people prefer using an Edit menu from the menu bar instead. So there are at least three different methods to do the same set of operations. I say Chaqu'un à son gout, to each his own, whatever that floats your boat, whatever that tickles your pickle, ... By the way, this thread at Open Discussions has a similar topic. Update: Seems like drag & drop of text between LimeWire and MS Word works too (at least on Windows 2000). Last edited by !!!; February 6th, 2004 at 11:14 PM. |
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#13
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What I mean is, it would be nice to be able to right-click on an item in the download list, and be able to copy the name(s) into the find list.
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#14
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on OSX and the 3.8.1 beta, at least, doubleclicking on a search term in the Monitor pane (incoming searches) starts a new search in the Search Pane.
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#15
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Double clicking on an item in the monitor pane starts a search, too, in Win2k for 3.7.10.
David, do you mean you want to start a new search with the filename of an item in the download queue? If you're trying to find more sources for a download, wouldn't the Find More Sources button do the job? |
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WHY NOT JUST USE THE KEYS...WHY I OUTA...
sometimes i like to sit back and let the mouse do the work. i hate having to reach for the keyboard for one F-ing command. FOR THE SAME REASON WE HAVE MENUS AT ALL. |
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