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In this section the keyboard shortcuts in GNOME Commander are presented. In the table below you will find each keyboard shortcut, its mappings and an info if it is user definable.

If you want to know more about how to change a keyboard shortcut or how to assign a new one (if user definable), look at the section User Actions.

The daily usage of GNOME Commander is very effective if you know by heart at least the most important keyboard shortcuts for moving and file handling (see section Basic Usage). Learn them and GNOME Commander will be an even more effective tool for you.

Some keyboard shortcuts may not work as expected under your environment, e.g. GNOME. The reason for that is that the environment uses some global shortcuts (i.e. ALT+F7 moves the entire application window in GNOME), which suppresses assigned keyboard mapping of GNOME Commander. Use the keyboard shortcuts preference tool of your environment to customize the default keyboard shortcuts to your requirements.

Tombol Pintas	Mapping	User definable
`F1`	Bantuan
`F2`	Rename a file
`F3`	View files
`F4`	Edit file
`F5`	Copy files
`F6`	Rename or move files
`F7`	Create directory
`F8`	Delete files
`F9`	Search
`F12`	Display main menu	yes

`ALT`+`1`	Change left connection	yes
`ALT`+`2`	Change right connection	yes

`ALT`+`F3`	View with external viewer	yes
`ALT`+`F7`	Search	yes
`ALT`+`F8`	Open the history list for the command line

`ALT`+`DOWN`	Open the history list of visited directories	yes

`SHIFT`+`F2`	Compare directories	yes
`SHIFT`+`F3`	View with internal viewer	yes
`SHIFT`+`F4`	Edit a new file	yes
`SHIFT`+`F5`	Make a copy of the file in the current directory.	yes
`SHIFT`+`F6`	Rename a file	yes
`SHIFT`+`F10`	Bring up the context menu for the selected files.

`CTRL`+`F3`	Sort by name
`CTRL`+`F4`	Sort by extension
`CTRL`+`F5`	Sort by date/time
`CTRL`+`F6`	Sort by size
`CTRL`+`F7`	Unsorted

`CTRL`+`SHIFT`+`F5`	Create symbolic link	yes

`SUPER`+`1`	Change left connection	yes
`SUPER`+`2`	Change right connection	yes
`SUPER`+`F`	Search files	yes

`=`	Select files using a pattern	yes
`NUM +`	Select files using a pattern	yes
`NUM -`	Unselect files using a pattern	yes
`NUM *`	Invert selection	yes
`NUM /`	Restore selection
`CTRL`+`=`	Select all files	yes
`CTRL`+`-`	Unselect all files	yes
`ALT`+`NUM +`	Select all files with the same extension
`ALT`+`NUM -`	Unselect all files with the same extension

`BACKSPACE` `CTRL`+`PageUp`	Change to parent directory (cd ..)

`ENTER`	Change directory or execute command line if not empty
`SHIFT`+`ENTER`	Execute command line in the defined terminal and leaves the terminal window open

`CTRL`+`PageDown`	Change directory	yes

`ALT`+`LEFT`	Go back to the last visited directory
`ALT`+`RIGHT`	Go forward to the next visited directory

`CTRL`+`\`	Go to the root directory	yes
`CTRL`+`~` `CTRL`+`	Ke direktori rumah	yes

`INSERT`	Select file or directory
`SPACE`	Select file or directory (as `INSERT`). If `SPACE` is used on an unselected directory under the cursor, the contents in this directory are counted and the size is shown in the "full" view instead of the string DIR

`ALT`+`ENTER`	Show properties for the selected file

`ALT`+`SHIFT`+`ENTER`	The contents of all directories in the current directory are counted. The sizes of the directories are then shown in the "full" view instead of the string DIR

`DELETE`	Delete files

`CTRL`+`C`	Copy files to clipboard (not a global one yet)
`CTRL`+`X`	Cut files to clipboard (not a global one yet)
`CTRL`+`V`	Paste from clipboard to current dir (not a global one yet)

`CTRL`+`SHIFT`+`C`	Copy selected file names to clipboard

`CTRL`+`A`	Select all files	yes
`CTRL`+`SHIFT`+`A`	Unselect all files	yes
`CTRL`+`D`	Open favorite directories (bookmarks)	yes
`CTRL`+`M`	Advanced Rename Tool	yes

`TAB`	Switch between left and right file list
`CTRL`+`U`	Switch between left and right file list
`CTRL`+`LEFT`	Copy the current working directory from the active left file list to the right one	yes
`CTRL`+`RIGHT`	Copy the current working directory from the active right file list to the left one	yes
`CTRL`+`.`	Copy the current working directory from the inactive file list to the active one	yes
`CTRL`+`SHIFT`+`.`	Copy the current working directory from the active file list to the inactive one	yes

`CTRL`+`T`	Open directory in a new tab	yes
`CTRL`+`W`	Close current tab	yes
`CTRL`+`SHIFT`+`W`	Close all tabs	yes
`CTRL`+`TAB`	Switch to the next tab
`CTRL`+`SHIFT`+`TAB`	Switch to the previous tab

`CTRL`+`R`	Refresh the active file list	yes
`CTRL`+`O`	Options dialog	yes
`CTRL`+`SHIFT`+`H`	Toggle hidden files on/off
`CTRL`+`SHIFT`+`=`	Set both panels equal	yes

`CTRL`+`N`	Open new remote connection	yes
`CTRL`+`F`	Connect to remote server	yes
`CTRL`+`SHIFT`+`F`	Disconnect from remote server	yes

`CTRL`+`5`	Create MD5 (128-bit) checksum	yes

`ALT`+`Letter(s)` `CTRL`+`ALT`+`Letter(s)`	Quick search for a file name (starting with specified letter) in the current directory

`Letter`	Redirect to command line, cursor jumps to command line
`ESC`	Clear the command line
`CTRL`+`K`	Delete to the end of line
`CTRL`+`W`	Delete the word to the left of the cursor
`CTRL`+`T`	Delete the word to the right of the cursor
`CTRL`+`P`	The full path of the current directory is added to the command line
`CTRL`+`ENTER`	The file name under the cursor in the source directory is added to the end of the command line
`CTRL`+`SHIFT`+`ENTER`	The file name under the cursor including its path is added to the end of the command line

`CTRL`+`DOWN` `CTRL`+`E` `ALT`+`F8`	A list with the latest command lines (history list) is opened. Use the `UP` and `DOWN` cursor keys to select an entry. By pressing the `LEFT` or `RIGHT` key, you can edit the command line. This automatically closes the list