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7. Select a group of files or folders and press the hot key or
other trigger you assigned to this Action.
TRIGGERING FILE HANDLER ACTIONS
After you have specified your File Handler options, you can
trigger your File Handler Actions several ways:
• You can right-click any file on your hard drive and select a
File Handler Action from the context menu that appears. A
File Handler Action is only available from a context menu
when you have created one using the QuicKeys Editor.
• If you have a File Handler Action Menu on a QuicKeys
toolbar, you can drag files to the Action Menu toolbar
button to move or copy the files, set the file extension, etc.
• You can press the hot key you assigned to the File Handler
Action to trigger it.
• You can set up a timed trigger to start the File Handler
Action.
• You can place File Handler Actions in the QuicKeys menu
and select the Action from the menu.
FILE HANDLER OPTIONS
Below is a description of the Action-specific properties
available with the File Handler Action.
FIGURE 84: The File Handler Action Properties dialog appears when you
select the File Handler button from the Create menu, or when you doubleclick an existing File Handler Action in the My Actions tab.
4. If you want to choose a hot key to trigger this Action, click
in the Hot key box and press the key(s) you want to use. For
example, press the Shift key, the Control key, and the S key
simultaneously.
5. Click OK. Your new Action appears in the My Actions tab.
6. Close the QuicKeys Editor.
Set attributes—Alters the current selection or the specified
file or folder. You can change one or many file and folder
attributes such as read-only, hidden, system, archive, date, or
time. Select Read-only so files cannot be edited. Choose Hidden to
hide the selected file or folder. Select System to set the file or
folder to one that is exclusively used by the operating system.
Select Archive to mark the file or folder for backup or removal.