Originally created by: Moises.G...@gmail.com
To change to the parent directory
Create an AutoHotKey Script named Up.ahk with the following command
SendInput !{Up}
Then in StExBar Options, click Add
Name: Up one level
Icon: "Xp Up 16.ico"
Command Line: "AutoHotkey.exe" "Up.ahk"
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Originally posted by: tortoisesvn
Issue 105 has been merged into this issue.
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Originally posted by: jgordo...@gmail.com
For those people who want to truly simulate the old Window XP behavior of the up
button (where holding down the CTRL button would open the parent folder in a NEW
window), you can create an AHK with the following code:
GetKeyState, state, Control
if state = D
{
Send, {CTRLDOWN}n
Sleep, 35
SendInput!{Up}
}
else
SendInput!{Up}
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Originally posted by: d.regist...@gmail.com
What about doing the same command on double-click on white space (folder background)?
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Originally posted by: vijay...@gmail.com
This feature appears to be built in to the latest version (1.8.3) - except it is greyed out in Settings and needs to be 'Activated'.
In case it saves someone the trouble of installing this script...
Thanks for the great tool!