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Hey, can I vote for my own suggestion?

Good idea！

It's a very useful Hotkey!

+1. A very big one!

Salvete! Hey, in Windows Explorer, we can push ctrl+z to undo the last move, copy or deletion command. Can we do that with FCXE? I hate it when I accidentally delete a file and then have to go fishing in the recycle bin to find it and restore it.

... buttons are pure genius, would be even better with visible icons :wink: 4. don't want to get on your nerves, but here's another vote for multiple undo, even if it has some limitations. Rename is dangerously close to delete :oops: 5. probably pilot error, but I can't get "colour by file type" ...

Is the undo feature going to be implemented?

In Windows explorer, there is a very useful command, undo or Ctrl-Z, when we press it after doing something, it undoes the previous action, so it moves back the previous moved files, it removes the copies of previously copied files, it undeletes the ...

Hi there, Am I missing something or is there no undo function in FC? Cheers.

Try to type "undo" in search. You can support the feature request in the topic you'll find.

Hi, I have used FreeCommender for the first time and what I realised at first, there is not UNDO option. If I delete or rename something by accident I can't go back. Usually in other programs, this option is available in EDIT menu together with COPY, PASTE etc. Sorry, ...

There isn't an undo-function in FC.

You can search forum for "undo" to read about or to assist the feature request.

... /C /L=\"%1\"" ------------------- (The L in the last line tells the directory to open in the Left panel) --------- To undo the above, use this txt/reg: ------- REGEDIT4 [HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT\Folder\shell] @="" [-HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT\Folder\shell\FreeCommander] ---------- ...

When I look through the list of features, it sounds just like FreeCommander to me. Only difference is apparently there's an undo feature and a 64 bit version. Don't kid yourself. FreeCommander is a great tool (esp. since it is free) and I don't personally care for the way DO does things, ...

Undo and if somehow possible, a 64 bit version, I think would put FreeCommander back on top. I hang out on a board where all you hear about for favorite file manager is D.O. When I look through the list of features, it sounds ...