File actions

Project Dashboard

Show different statistic about the current project location

Rename File

Rename selected file

Shortcut: Ctrl + F2 (⌘ + F2)

New File From Clipboard

Create a new file and put the content of the clipboard in the file

Show File Size Graph

Show files and directories sizes in a chart

New Directory

Create a new directory and navigate to this new directory. If some files are selected, it offers the option to move the files to this new directory.

Shortcut: F7

Move Files with flatten directory structure

Move selected files and files in selected sub-directories to another directory. The directory structure is not copied.

Split files

Split the content selected file in multiple files

Change Date/Time

Change the last modified date/time of selected files and directories to the specified date/time

Copy and Rename Files

Copy and rename selected files at the same time

Copy Names with Options

Copy the name of the selected files and directories based on the selected options

Empty file content

Empty the content of the selected files

Store directory files in text (.lst)

Create a .lst file containing the list of the files and (sub-)directories of the current location. This .lst file then can be opened using the lst file system.

New File

Create a new file

Monitor For Changes

Monitor selected files and directories. Get notified when a file or directory is changed.

Show File Stats/Checksums

Show different information about the selected files and directories

Unpack in directory

Uncompress the selected files to the directory the files are in

Execute

Execute selected files

Create Checksums Files

Check if any of the selected files matches the checksum currently in the clipboard

Copy Paths in Clipboard

Copy the full path of the selected files and directories to the clipboard

Replace in Files

Find and replace some text in selected (text) files. Note that it will use UTF-8 encoding.

Create Multiple Directories

Create multiple directories and sub-directories

Start Shell

Open a terminal in the currently used directory

Copy to missing cluster locations

For the cluster file system, if a file is missing in some directories, the last modified file will be duplicated to the missing directories.

Copy Files

Copy selected files and directories

Shortcut: F5

Copy Content

Copy the content of the selected file to the clipboard. If more than one file is selected the content of the files is appended.

Rename multiple files

Rename selected files. Click on the help button of the rename form for more help.

For more details see Help rename multiple files

Shortcut: Ctrl + R (⌘ + R)

Open in OS File Manager

Open the operating system file manager at the currently used location

Change file time to creation time

Change the last modified time of selected files to the creating time of the file if available for the file system

Unify file times

Put the same last modified time of selected files

Copy to multiple directories

Copy selected files and directories to multiple directories

Duplicate file(s)

Duplicates selected files

Move Files

Move selected files and directories

Shortcut: F6

Delete permanently

Permanently delete selected files and directories

Shortcut: Shift + DELETE (⇧ + DELETE)

Rename extension

Rename the extension of the selected files

Touch file(s)

Change the last modified date/time of selected files and directories to now

Copy Files with flatten directory structure

Copy selected files and files in selected sub-directories to another directory. The directory structure is not copied.

Delete

Move selected files and directories to the recycle bin

Shortcut: DELETE

Verify checksum

Check if any of the selected files matches the checksum currently in the clipboard

Copy Last Modified Date/Time

Similar to copy overwrite file, except it copies only the last modified timestamp

Unpack / Unzip

Uncompress the selected files to a directory

Diff directories…

Show a window that help you find the difference between 2 directories

Special rename multiple files

Rename selected files based on special files criteria.

Note that the extension is not included in the rename.

• Rename files by truncating the file name to the first ‘x’ characters
• Change the case of the files
• Append a number to the filenames
• Convert accents and diacritics in filename to ascii (so removing the accent of diacritic of the letter)
• Rename using the provided file mapping.

For more details see Help rename multiple files

New Files

Create multiple new files

Show properties

Show file properties for Windows local files

Match Lst with Directory

Match a .lst file system with an existing directory

Open

Execute selected files

New File(s) From Template

Create a new file based on a template. Templates are located in the ‘templates’ directory of the application or of the data directory

Categorize files

Move selected files to created sub-directories based on file last modified date or file name

Examples for file name:

• .*.(.*) classifies the selected files in sub-directories based on file extension
• ([^-]+) classifies the selected files in sub-directories based on text that is defined before the first hyphen in the file name
• (\d+).*. classifies the selected files in sub-directories based on the first number that is specified in the file name (before the extension)

More about regular expression here

Examples for file date:

• MMM classifies the selected files by short months (Jan, Feb, Mar, …)
• ‘Invoice-‘MMMM-YYYY classifies the selected files by month and year with ‘Invoice-‘ as prefix (Invoice-January-2024, Invoice-February-2023, …)

More about date pattern here

Copy Names in Clipboard

Copy the names of the selected files and directories to the clipboard

Compress / Zip

Compress the selected files and directories to a zip file

Execute with…

For Windows, open the selected files with another software than the default one

Combine files

Combine the content of the selected files in one file

Git add

Execute a Git add command for selected files

Git ignore

Add the selected files to Git ignore

View in GitHub

For github file system, go to the GitHub website of the current location