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How to multi select on windows
How to multi select on windows













how to multi select on windows how to multi select on windows

If I replace second and third MButton with "S".

how to multi select on windows

Then you can assign "S" to replace the second and third MButton. To make the above script work for youjust replace the first MButton with some other hotkeys like #s (Windowskey + S). You will use touchpad instead of a mouse. Lets say, you have a laptop with no external USB mouse. Just make use of this AutoHotkey tutorial. So, to edit an AutoHotkey script You must know how to express a key in AutoHotkey. You need not be a geek to edit this little script. To trigger it with a different key you need to replace MButton with some other keys. Delete any existing codes in the newly created AutoHotkey script and copy paste the above code into the script file created by you. Now right click anywhere in your system and select New then select AutoHotkey Script.Ībove code is the source code of the utility that I gave above. You will need an utility called AutoHotkey to complete the task. I will explain this in the next part of this post. To make this possible you need to do a simple workaround. You would like to change the way of the triggering the action from middle mouse click to something else if you don't have a mouse with middle button or if you use a Laptop. So, don't forget to press the middle button after the selection of files. After pressing the middle button of your mouse ctrl will be held until you press the middle mouse button again. Now what you must do is while you need to select multiple files just click the middle Button of your mouse (Scroll Button) and simply select the files (Left click). The utility you download was written using AutoHotkey and it is a portable app so that you can run directly after downloading it.

how to multi select on windows

You will need a simple utility download it from the link given below. To make things work I wrote a AutoHotkey script for that. Because I need to take my mouse pointer to the top left corner of every file. Windows 7 users: Open Windows Explorer then Organise → folder options → Use tick boxes.Windows 8 users: Open Windows Explorer then select view Tab and make a tick in Item Check Box.















How to multi select on windows