Key strokes

[Enfrance]

Is there a list of key strokes for the various types of actions in Dupe Cleaner?

I am using Image viewer and it would be very helpful if there is a key stroke for going to the next group of duplicates.

[DigitalVolcano]

Here are some of the shortcuts:

Space - Mark selected file (or folder in Duplicate folder list)
CTRL-A - Select All
CTRL-T Select by text window
CTRL-L Select by Location window
CTRL-D Delete Window
ALT-F4 - exit
F1 - Help
F2 - Rename selected file in list
F3 - Image preview
F5 - refresh file list (remove files deleted externally)
F10 - More Options
ALT-R - View recycle bin
ALT-UP, ALT-DOWN - jump to next/previous Marked file in list

Extra keyboard shortcuts for the Image Preview browser are slated for v4.0.4

[Enfrance]

Excellent, thanks for your quick reply.

[therube]

F6 - Copy file name (path+filename) to clipboard

[i-negative]

Extra keyboard shortcuts for the Image Preview browser are slated for v4.0.4

Did these make it in?

[DigitalVolcano]

Yes it did - latest list from the manual:

Duplicate files list shortcuts

Space - Mark selected file (or folder in Duplicate folder list)
CTRL-A - Select All
CTRL-T Select by text window
CTRL-L Select by Location window
CTRL-D Delete Window
ALT-F4 - exit
F1 - Help
F2 - Rename selected file in list
F3 - Image preview
F5 - refresh file list (remove files deleted externally)
F6 - Copy file name (path+filename) to clipboard
F10 - More Options
ALT-R - View recycle bin
ALT-UP, ALT-DOWN - jump to next/previous Marked file in list

Image preview window shortcuts

Cursor-Left - Previous image in group
Cursor-Right - Next image in group
Alt + Cursor-Left - Previous group
Alt + Cursor-Right - Next group
Space - Mark selected thumbnail

[i-negative]

Thanks!

I checked the help file but not the manual.

[Karyudo]

Alt + Cursor-Left - Previous group
Alt + Cursor-Right - Next group

These are not at all intuitive shortcuts (I figured out Cursor-Left, Cursor-Right, and Space without needing a manual—but ALT??), and require either both hands or contortions of one hand.

In the Image Preview window there are only maybe five tasks a user would want to repeat over and over (next/previous image, select, and next/previous group). There are upwards of 100 keys on most keyboards. So it should be pretty easy to avoid combination key presses altogether, and accommodate users' preferred hand positions by allowing multiple keys to do one of the five tasks. Maybe something like...

• Cursor-Up - Previous Group
  Cursor-Down - Next Group
  and
  Page-Up - Previous Group
  Page-Dn - Next Group
  and
  <any alphanumeric key above the home row> - Previous Group
  <any alphanumeric key below the home row> - Next Group

[ElderP]

Alt + Cursor-Left - Previous group
Alt + Cursor-Right - Next group

These are not at all intuitive shortcuts (I figured out Cursor-Left, Cursor-Right, and Space without needing a manual—but ALT??), and require either both hands or contortions of one hand.

In the Image Preview window there are only maybe five tasks a user would want to repeat over and over (next/previous image, select, and next/previous group). There are upwards of 100 keys on most keyboards. So it should be pretty easy to avoid combination key presses altogether, and accommodate users' preferred hand positions by allowing multiple keys to do one of the five tasks. Maybe something like...

• Cursor-Up - Previous Group
  Cursor-Down - Next Group
  and
  Page-Up - Previous Group
  Page-Dn - Next Group
  and
  <any alphanumeric key above the home row> - Previous Group
  <any alphanumeric key below the home row> - Next Group

I too vote for this set of keystrokes to navigate image groups. Alt-"something" is cumbersome. I've used numerous other programs that have allowed the user to define their own shortcut keys for defined functions. Possibility here?

[therube]

I've used numerous other programs that have allowed the user to define their own shortcut keys for defined functions. Possibility here?

+1