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| The //Description// box is where you type name (or description) of the custom command. The box is present when you are adding or editing [[custom_command|custom command]] only. | The //Description// box is where you type name (or description) of the custom command. The box is present when you are adding or editing [[custom_command|custom command]] only. | ||
| - | You will see your custom command under this name in menu //File(s) > Custom Commands//. You can insert ampersand (''&'') before a letter to make it keyboard accelerator, for example ''&Grep''. | + | You will see your custom command under this name in menu //Files > Custom Commands//. You can insert ampersand (''&'') before a letter to make it keyboard accelerator, for example ''&Grep''. |
| The //Custom command// box is where you type the actual [[custom_command|custom command]]. The command typically include [[custom_command#patterns|patterns]]. | The //Custom command// box is where you type the actual [[custom_command|custom command]]. The command typically include [[custom_command#patterns|patterns]]. | ||
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| Check //Show results in terminal// checkbox to make the output of the custom command be shown in [[ui_console|Console window]]. The option cannot be used with [[custom_command#types|local custom commands]]. To keep an output of a local console command in a console window, use syntax like ''cmd /C dir & pause''. | Check //Show results in terminal// checkbox to make the output of the custom command be shown in [[ui_console|Console window]]. The option cannot be used with [[custom_command#types|local custom commands]]. To keep an output of a local console command in a console window, use syntax like ''cmd /C dir & pause''. | ||
| - | Check //Copy results to clipboard// checkbox to make the output of the custom command be copied to clipboard. The option can be used with [[custom_command#types|local custom commands]] only. To copy an output of a local console command to the clipboard //in the latest stable version//, pipe the command output to ''[[https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/windows-server/administration/windows-commands/clip|clip]]'' like ''cmd.exe /c dir | clip''. This of course makes sense with console applications only. | + | Check //Copy results to clipboard// checkbox to make the output of the custom command be copied to clipboard. The option can be used with [[custom_command#types|local custom commands]] only. To copy an output of a local console command to the clipboard //in the latest stable version//, pipe the command output to ''[[https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/windows-server/administration/windows-commands/clip|clip]]'' like ''cmd /C dir | clip''. This of course makes sense with console applications only. |
| Check //Use remote files// with a local custom command to make ''!'', ''!&'' and ''!/'' [[custom_command#patterns|patterns]] refer to remote paths, instead of paths to a local copy of the remote files (prevents the download itself too). | Check //Use remote files// with a local custom command to make ''!'', ''!&'' and ''!/'' [[custom_command#patterns|patterns]] refer to remote paths, instead of paths to a local copy of the remote files (prevents the download itself too). | ||
| The //Keyboard shortcut// box is where you can associate [[custom_key_shortcuts|custom keyboard shortcut]] with the custom command. | The //Keyboard shortcut// box is where you can associate [[custom_key_shortcuts|custom keyboard shortcut]] with the custom command. | ||