Everything 1.5
My question sort of relates to this:
viewtopic.php?f=5&t=10682
If I've closed or minimised several windows can I restore them all and also close or minimise them all at once?
If I've minimised them, I can restore them one by one, although sometimes I would like to restore them all at once, but if they are hidden I can't see a way of restoring them either individually or at once.
closing or restoring windows all at once
Re: closing or restoring windows all at once
You can use the AutoHotkey scripting engine to hide/show groups of windows all at once, and bind that to a hotkey combination.
https://www.autohotkey.com/docs/command ... tivate.htm
https://www.autohotkey.com/docs/command ... tivate.htm
Re: closing or restoring windows all at once
Thanks, I'll take a look. There doesn't seem to be a way to do it in everything.
Ideally, I would have liked some sort of context menu entry along the lines of open all and close all as I mainly use my mouse.
Ideally, I would have liked some sort of context menu entry along the lines of open all and close all as I mainly use my mouse.
Re: closing or restoring windows all at once
That is Windows functionality as Windows manages .. the windows:
SHIFT+right-click the Everything icon in the taskbar and choose thye relevant option.
Topic moved to the Everything 1.5 alpha forum
SHIFT+right-click the Everything icon in the taskbar and choose thye relevant option.
Topic moved to the Everything 1.5 alpha forum
Re: closing or restoring windows all at once
Thanks, I forgot about that...Shame it can't just be done with the mouse alone.
although it doesn't work on Everything if the windows are hidden, only minimised.
although it doesn't work on Everything if the windows are hidden, only minimised.
Re: closing or restoring windows all at once
@Raccoon, I've just started ploughing through autohotkey to get an idea of how it works but in the meantime I've managed to find a solution for the windows and shift key problems by writing some batch files with Nircmd.
I'm now going to try and find a way of incorporating commands in the context menu without having to use the shift key.
I'm now going to try and find a way of incorporating commands in the context menu without having to use the shift key.
Re: closing or restoring windows all at once
Care to post?batch files with Nircmd