Does anyone know if it's possible to change a setting so that the full file name is selected when you rename a file in Windows 7? (i.e. to match the behavior in Windows XP).
Currently it doesn't select the extension, so I have to do it manually.
Does anyone know if it's possible to change a setting so that the full file name is selected when you rename a file in Windows 7? (i.e. to match the behavior in Windows XP). Currently it doesn't select the extension, so I have to do it manually. |
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Well, sure, if you're willing to go third-party.
In the AutoHotKey scripting language. If you, for whatever reason, don't want to/can't install autohotkey, give me a shout in the comments and I'll compile a script containing that so it can run on it's own (and should not have any requirements such as .net) |
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If you are not positive that you will want to rename the whole thing more often than not (or even if you just don't want to mess with anything, can remember, and can do it fast enough), just type |
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