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FAQ: - - - - - - - - - - Tutorials: - Beginners - Tutorials How do I. ->Q: How do I Copy files? A: Follow these steps, or try our • Set the source directory in one panel, and the target in the other • Select the files you want to copy, either with Insert or the mouse (Ctrl+Click) • Press F5 or click the Copy button • You may now change the destination directory • Click OK • The files will now be copied Q: How do I delete or undelete files?

A: Follow these steps, or try our • Select the files you want to delete, either with Insert or the mouse (Ctrl+Click) • Press F8 or Delete, or click the Delete button • Click OK • To undelete, right click on the Delete button • Choose 'Open' • Select the files you want to undelete • Right click on them • Select 'Restore' Q: How do I pack files with ZIP? A: Follow these steps, or try our • Select the files you want to pack, either with Insert or the mouse (Ctrl+Click) • Select Files - Pack from the menu, or press Alt+F5 • Choose the packer you want to use. ZIP is built in • Click OK • The final archive file appears in the target pane Q: How do I unpack files? A: Follow these steps, or try our • Open the archive file with ENTER.

If it's a self-extracting EXE, open with Ctrl+PageDown. • Select the files you want to unpack, either with Insert or the mouse (Ctrl+Click) • Press F5 or click the Copy button • Click OK • The unpacked files appear in the target pane • There is also a second way to unpack files: • Place the cursor on an archive. You may also select multiple archives. • Chose Files - Unpack • You can decide to unpack only specific files, e.g. *.txt • Click OK • All selected archives will be unpacked to the target directory Q: How do I view files with the built-in viewer? A: Follow these steps, or try our • Place the cursor on the file you want to view • Press F3 or click the View button • You may also select multiple files, then switch through them with 'n' and 'p' buttons • Use Shift+F3 if you want to view the file under the cursor while other files are selected Q: How do I edit text files? A: Follow these steps, or try our • Place the cursor on the file you want to edit • Press F4 or click the Edit button • The default Windows editor notepad.exe will be launched • You may define a different editor in Configuration - Options - Viewer/Editor Q: How do I change file attributes?

A: Please follow these steps: • Select the files whose attributes you want to change • Choose Files - Change Attributes from the menu • Here you can set the Archive, Read only, Hidden, and System Attributes • You can also change the 'last modified' time stamp of the file(s) • Click 'Recurse subdirectories' to change attributes of files in subdirs too • Click OK • Warning: Total Commander doesn't show hidden/system files by default, but you can enable them in Configuration - Options - Display - Show Hidden/System files Q: How do I rename files? A: Please follow these steps: • Select the files you want to rename • Press Shift+F6, or Shift+Click on the RenMov button • If you selected only one file, you can modify its name directly • If you selected multiple files, you can rename them using wildcards. * stands for all remaining characters,?

For a single character. Example: *.bak renames the extension to. Mano Negra Discography Download there. bak, and leaves the name unchanged. • Press ENTER to rename the file(s).

FAQ: - - - - - - - - - - Tutorials: - - Advanced Tutorials - Advanced topics How do I. Q: How do I compare two files by content? A: Please follow these steps: • Select the two files you want to compare, either in the same window, or one in each window • From the menu, choose 'Files' - 'Compare' by content • The differences are shown in blue (text files) or red (binaries) • To modify one of the files, switch back to Total Commander without closing the compare tool (Alt+Tab), and load the file in an editor • When you save the file and switch back to the compare tool, it offers to recompare the files Q: How do I associate file types with programs? A: Please follow these steps: • Place the cursor on a file of that specific type • From the 'Files' menu, choose 'Associate With' • If the desired program (e.g.