Win7 system skills: a few tips to save the steps

        The operating system is a very complex large-scale application, and even prawn-level users will have something they don't know, let alone the average user. Today, I will introduce you to some tips for saving the operation steps. Some of you may already know, but there are always some newcomers who don't understand. If you have more skills, please don't hesitate to contribute and share with you.

Copy the file list to the clipboard

if someone will help you make a file folder under the file names listed here all alone, how you operate? One by one, use the keyboard to knock it out or copy and paste one by one? If it is these two methods, in the face of hundreds of documents, it is estimated that you will be crazy. Users familiar with the earlier DOS operating

should know that there is a command to all files in a folder under the proposed name and save it to a text file alone, and now we can still fulfill our mission by it, And more convenient than the pure command mode - directly add the "copy file list" command in the right-click menu.

Open the Registry Editor, navigate to: HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT\\Folder\\shell, and right to create a new item, named "copylist", then below it and then create a new item, named "command"

Go back to the copylist item, double-click the "default" value in the right window, and enter "Copy File List" in the "Data Value" column of the pop-up window - this is the command display name on the right-click menu, which can be changed at will.

Next, select the new command entry, double-click the "default" value, its "numerical data" to: cmd /cdir "% 1" /b /a: -d /o: nclip. (Not including the final punctuation) after

finished, click OK to exit the Registry Editor. Now just select a folder, right click and look at it, the extra "copy file list" is our result. Finally click, there will be a command line window flashing past, just open a text editor, ctrl+v paste to see the effect.

not open the file directly copy the contents of

If you often need to copy some text content (electronic business card?), There is a little trick that can help you save some effort. (Because a similar mode of operation and the skills, the following simplified procedure)

First of all you want to copy the contents as a fixed text, then open the registry editor, navigate to: HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT\\txtfile\\ Shell, create a new item, named: copycontents, change its default value to: "copy text content."

copycontents then under a new command entry key again, the value read: cmd /cclip & lt; "% 1".

OK to save and exit the Registry Editor. Feel free to choose a txt text file, right click and try it.

quickly empty the clipboard

when we used the above two shortcut commands, Windows clipboard is bound to save a lot of information, so this little trick they can come in handy, That is to quickly clear the clipboard.

First, create a new shortcut on the desktop space, object location, enter: cmd /c "echooffclip", then the next step to the shortcut named, such as "Clear Clipboard" can be completed.

If you think the default icon does not look good, we can give it to manually change the icon, and then locked to the Windows7 taskbar, point needs to click on it, both beautiful and convenient.