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Using FastCopy in Total Commander


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Here is how you set up FastCopy so that you can invoke it in Total Commander with a keyboard shortcut/hotkey (like one of the free F-keys) or a button on the TC button bar.

 

First, to create a hotkey you need to make your own user command (em_).

To do this, navigate to Total Commander's Configuration → Options → Misc. → Redefine hotkeys → choose a hotkey → click the magnifier icon → scroll down to usercmd.ini → New... → choose a name (em_FastCopy) and click OK. Then you'll get a configuration window.


In the Command field enter:

[FastCopy path] [desired FastCopy parameters] 

For example:

D:\programs\FastCopyx64\FastCopy.exe /no_exec /verify /open_window /cmd=noexist_only /estimate

In the Parameters field enter:

%P%S /to="%T" 

For the Icon File choose the FastCopy executable file and for the Tooltip type in FastCopy (or whatever you like).

 

This is how it should look like:

FastCopy in Total Commander

 

Once you've made that user command you can press the hotkey and you'll get a FastCopy window that will let you copy the selected files in Total Commander just like if you used the built-in copy function.

 

In addition, you can create a button for the Total Commander's button bar.
Go to Total Commander's Configuration → Button bar... → Add → click the magnifier icon → scroll down to usercmd.ini → select the custom em_FastCopy entry which you made before and click OK. You should now have a button to click in addition to the hotkey.

 

Alternatively, you can add only the button to TC (without the hotkey) by entering the parameters mentioned earlier in a button setup.

 

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