Features \ File & Folder Management
Power Drawers not only lets you browse and open items on its menus, it also lets you manipulate files and folders with standard keyboard shortcuts and right-click menus for any item.

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Open Folders/Files
When an item is selected in a Power Drawers menu, left-click with the mouse or press the Enter key to open that item. If it is a file, it will be opened by the Default App for files of that type. If it is a folder, it will open in an Explorer window.
 
Options/Properties
Press Alt-Enter to open the Options Dialog for the currently selected folder or file in a Power Drawers menu. You can also access the Options Dialog by right-clicking on the file or folder and selecting the Options menu item from its popup menu. See App Associations and Customizing Folders for more details.

Renaming Files/Folders
Power Drawers gives you a quick and safe way to rename files without worrying about changing the extension. Click here for details.

Cut, Copy, Paste, Delete
Files cut or copied in Power Drawers can be pasted into Explorer windows and vice versa. See Selecting Files/Folders below for details on selecting multiple files. Use the following key combinations to cut, copy, paste and delete items from Power Drawers menus.

Selecting Files/Folders
When using a keyboard shortcut for printing, cut, copy, etc., the action is taken on the currently selected menu item(s). You can select multiple menu items or just one item. To select a range of items, shift-click on the first item, then shift-click on the last item to select all items in the desired range. You can control-click on individual menu items to add or remove them from the current selection one at a time. If no items have been selected by either shift-click or control-click, then keyboard shortcuts such as printing, cut, copy, etc. will act upon the menu item the cursor is currently pointed at.

New Subfolder
The context menu for folders includes a New Subfolder.. item that allows you to create a new Subfolder of the selected folder. A small dialog will be displayed which allows you to enter the name for the new folder. 

Opening Folder in DOS Console Window
The context menu for folders may also include a DOS Console Window.. item that will open a DOS command line window, starting at the selected folder. This feature is most useful to programmers.

Click here for a video demo of File/Folder Management. Our Video Demo page has demonstrations of many other features.

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