This function creates a new tab in the files pane. The tab is always
created:
- as the last tab (far right) - default, or
- next to (right of) the current tab
depending on the setting in
Options.. (Tabs). The contents default to the current setting for same
- see Default new tab folder
option. The new tab automatically receives the focus (ie. becomes the
active tab).
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Tip: This function -
opening a new tab - is also available by:
- using the middle mouse button while hovering over
- selecting New Tab (default contents) or Duplicate Tab
(focus not transferred to new tab) from the tab's
context (ie. right-click) menu
- selecting Open in New Tab from a folder's context (ie.
right-click) menu in the files pane, or from a button's context menu on
the Bookmarks toolbar
- pressing Ctrl+Enter while a folder in the files pane is
selected
- using Ctrl+doubleclick while hovering over a folder in
the files pane
- double-clicking empty space in Tab
bar (default contents)
- clicking the Create a new tab
button (if visible) on the
Main toolbar
- selecting New Tab from a Windows 7 jump
list (available as a context, ie. right click) menu from the Task
Bar
The above methods, unless stated otherwise, open the tab with the
contents of the folder used, not the default contents or Default new tab
folder (see above). |
Windows 7 Jump List |
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Screen capture courtesy of David Erceg - thanks!