Files context menu

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Right-click on the Files table content area to see the context menu that offers numerous options for manage files.

Option	Shortcut	Description
Analyze Name		~~Opens~~Open ~~analysis~~Analyze ~~window~~tool, and ~~loads the names of~~load the selected ~~files~~filenames ~~into~~for ~~it.~~analysis.
Edit New Name	`F2`	~~Starts~~Start manual editing of the selected filename.
Shell		Options for ~~Windows~~ shell ~~operations.~~operations, including opening files, copying into clipboard, and deleting to the recycle bin.
Mark		Options for marking specific ~~items.~~items, including marking only changed files, and marking by mask.
Clear		Options for removing specific items from the ~~Files~~table ~~pane.~~selectively, including by status.
Select		Options for selecting specific ~~items.~~items, including selecting by name length, extension, and mask.
Move		Options for moving specific ~~items.~~items up or down.
Remove ~~selected items~~Selected	`Del`	Remove selected items from the ~~ReNamer's~~table. ~~File~~ ~~pane.~~ (This command does not delete the items from the disk.)

Option	Shortcut	Description
Open File	`Enter`	Open the selected file using its default associated application.
Open with Notepad	`Shift+Enter`	Open the selected file with Notepad to see the raw file content. Avoid using this option with binary files as the content will not make any sense, and you may risk accidentally corrupting the file.
Open containing folder	`Ctrl+Enter`	Launch File Explorer and open the folder where the selected file is located.
File Properties	`Alt+Enter`	Display the File Properties dialog offered by the operating system.
Cut Files to Clipboard	`Ctrl+Shift+X`	Place the source file paths to clipboard as a "cut" operation. If you paste these files in File Explorer, all files will be moved to one folder, no matter where they were initially located.
Copy Files to Clipboard	`Ctrl+Shift+C`	Place the source file paths to clipboard as a "copy" operation. If you paste these files in File Explorer, all files will be copied to one folder, no matter where they were initially located.
Delete Files to Recycle Bin		Delete the source files to the Recycle Bin. The files will also be removed from the table.