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As you are getting older and wiser you think that you know all there is to it, especially in small epistemic domains like xplorer˛. I don't know if it's dementia knocking on my door already but many times even I forget what commands I've added in xplorer˛ over the years! Many programs have redo or repeat type of commands, where with a convenient keyboard shortcut like <Ctrl+Y> you can repeat the last command you've issued from the menu system, useful when you apply the same command on many files one by one. <Ctrl+Y> works in xplorer˛ too but it isn't that useful as all commands already have (or can have assigned) keyboard shortcuts.
A small caveat is in order. Shell extensions and normal explorer context menu commands vary a lot. You won't see the same commands for a ZIP file as you will see for an EXE file, or a selection that contains both types. Therefore the aforementioned <Ctrl+Alt+F10> shortcut only makes sense in situations where you operate on files of the same type, eg files within TSVN controlled folders. Many times if the context changes a lot the wrong command will be repeated. But keep it similar and <Ctrl+Alt+F10> will save you a lot of clicking. ps. yes I really turned 40, it's downhill all the way now <g>
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