Popular Discussions RSSMon, 25 Sep 2023 17:24:48 GMTFour steps:Select all the text: CTRL+AActivate multi-cursors: CTRL (or CMD on Mac)SHIFT+ LPress the Home key to move all cursors to the front of the linePress the " quote key to insert the quote.Using the Home End and CTRL+left | right arrow keys is handy when managing multiple cursors.

]]>Mon, 25 Sep 2023 17:24:48 GMTTo get the homepage or root URL in the ProcessWire you can use urls->httpRoot; ?> (or) $config->urls->httpRoot; ?> Reference URL: Configuration paths and URLs (Paths class) - ProcessWire APIYou can share if you know any other way.

]]>Wed, 22 Nov 2023 09:32:33 GMTThe 2H22 update in Windows 11 brought a much anticipated and required feature — multiple tabs in the same window. Just like your favorite browser, you can now open multiple tabs in Windows 11 File Explorer too.Simply press Ctrl+T to open a new tab window and press Ctrl+W to close it. There seems to be no limit as to how many file explorer tabs you can open but I would recommend you keep this number low so as to not affect the performance of the PC.

]]>Sun, 12 Nov 2023 03:54:00 GMTOne of Microsoft's most infuriating changes to Windows 11 is the redesigned right-click menus. The company removed most previously available options from the default view to make it more compact. However, it did keep the full list of options around. It moved them one layer deeper in the UI, forcing you to click “Show More Options” to see it.Some of us have to use this every time we right-click, which is highly annoying. Thankfully, there’s a way to revert to the old menu permanently. All it involves is adding an entry to the registry via the command line. Here’s what you must do to get the old right-click menus back via Microsoft:Right-click the Start button and choose Windows TerminalCopy and paste this into the window: reg.exe add "HKCU\Software\Classes\CLSID\{86ca1aa0-34aa-4e8b-a509-50c905bae2a2}\InprocServer32" /f /veClose TerminalTo see the changes, reboot your PC or restart File Explorer. You can restart it by killing it in Task Manager, then clicking "Run new task" and typing “explorer.exe” in the window without quotes.

]]>Sun, 12 Nov 2023 03:43:27 GMTLet’s begin the guide with an extensive list of keyboard shortcuts for File Explorer on Windows 11. It will come in useful for the rest of the guide and make your experience snappier saving you precious time.Windows+E – open file explorerBackspace – go back one folder backAlt+ left arrow/right arrow – move one folder back or forwardCtrl+N – opens a new window of the same destination when file explorer is openCtrl+W – closes open tabs/window (if no tabs are open)Ctrl+T – open a new tabAlt+F4 – closes open windows including all open tabs if anyCtrl+F – use the search bar in the top-right cornerCtrl+L – use the address bar at the topCtrl+Z – undo previous action (restore deleted file)Ctrl+Y – redo previous actionAlt+Tab – switch between open windowsWindows+F1 – opens ‘how to get help’ page in Bing searchShift+Del – deletes selected files directly without moving them to the Recycle Bin firstF2 – rename the selected file or folderF6 – move through file explorer elementsWin+Left/Right/Up/Down – dock open window to either side of the screen and view two app windows side-by-sideCtrl+Shift+N – create a new folderAlt+Enter – view properties of the selected folderBackspace – go one folder back or to the parent folderAlt+P – display a preview of the selected file on the right window paneShift+Alt+P – edit metadata that you see in the preview using the command aboveRegular keyboard shortcut to cut, copy, paste, and select all work everywhere including File Explorer.

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