TortoiseSVN - Extended context menu



TortoiseSVN - Extended context menu

Testimonials What users say about TortoiseSVN Useful tips Tips about not well known features Mailing lists Where to find the mailing lists Report bugs How and where to report a bug Misc Misc posts Posts that don't fit into any other category Open Source Extended context menu Many people don't know that the Windows shell provides an extended context menu if the shift key is pressed when the menu is shown. For example, on Vista the extended menu has a few additional entries. The screenshots below show this: the left menu is the normal, plain menu and the right menu is the extended menu which you get if you hold down the shift key while right clicking: As you can see, the extended menu has the additional entry "Open Command Window Here" which opens a console window with the current path set to that folder, and the entry "Copy as Path" which copies the path of the file/folder to the clipboard. However if you try this on the explorer tree view on the left, it won't work.

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