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2005-04-05		2005-04-10
created (martin)		ui_customcommand (martin)
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	Column //Description// shows name of the command as will appear in //File(s) > Custom Commands// menu. Column //Command// show the command itself. Column //L/R// shows ''L'' for local commands or ''R'' for remote commands. Column //D/R// shows ''D'', when command is to be executed for directories, and ''R'' for recursive commands (or any combination).		Column //Description// shows name of the command as will appear in //File(s) > Custom Commands// menu. Column //Command// show the command itself. Column //L/R// shows ''L'' for local commands or ''R'' for remote commands. Column //D/R// shows ''D'', when command is to be executed for directories, and ''R'' for recursive commands (or any combination).

-	Use button //Add// to add new custom command. //[[ui_custom_command\|Custom command editor dialog]]// will appear. The newly added command will be inserted before a command selected in the list or at the end, if no command is selected.	+	Use button //Add// to add new custom command. //[[ui_customcommand\|Custom command editor dialog]]// will appear. The newly added command will be inserted before a command selected in the list or at the end, if no command is selected.

-	Use button //Edit// to edit selected custom command. //[[ui_custom_command\|Custom command editor dialog]]// will appear.	+	Use button //Edit// to edit selected custom command. //[[ui_customcommand\|Custom command editor dialog]]// will appear.

	Use button //Remove// to remove selected custom command. If you remove command by mistake, you can always cancel whole //Preferences dialog// to undo all changes.		Use button //Remove// to remove selected custom command. If you remove command by mistake, you can always cancel whole //Preferences dialog// to undo all changes.

	Use buttons //Up// and //Down// to change order of the commands.		Use buttons //Up// and //Down// to change order of the commands.