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--- xfce:thunar:working-with-files-and-folders [2015/10/05 22:46] – ochosi
+++ xfce:thunar:working-with-files-and-folders [2019/10/14 00:17] – [The File Menu] alexxcons
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 <figure "File and Folder Properties">
-{{:xfce:thunar:1.6:thunar_file-properties-general.png?nolink&|File Properties}}{{:xfce:thunar:1.6:thunar_folder-properties-general.png?nolink&|Folder Properties}}
+{{:xfce:thunar:file-properties.png?nolink&|File Properties}}{{:xfce:thunar:folder-properties.png?nolink&|Folder Properties}}
 </figure>
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 <figure "File Context Menus">
-{{:xfce:thunar:1.6:thunar_file-menu-on-folder.png?nolink&|File menu - folder selected}}{{:xfce:thunar:1.6:thunar_file-menu-on-image-file.png?nolink&|File menu - file selected}}
+{{:xfce:thunar:file-menu-folder.png?nolink&|File menu - folder selected}}{{:xfce:thunar:file-menu-file.png?nolink&|File menu - file selected}}
 </figure>
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 ?Create Document
-!Allows you to create a new document either as a blank file or from a template. If you choose the //Empty File// option and type in a file name with no extension, by default it will create an empty, plain text document. If you assign a file extension of a recognized MIME type, it will create a file of that type.  For example, typing ''MyDocument.odt'' will create a blank OpenDocument Text file. You can also create files from a pre-configured templates. To do that, you first create a file with all of your desired settings in the application of your choice and then save it in the ''~/Templates'' folder. That file name will then appear as a choice in the {gui>Create Document} list. Give it a new name and you now have a new file based on your custom settings.
+!Allows you to create a new document either as a blank file or from a template. If you choose the //Empty File// option and type in a file name with no extension, by default it will create an empty, plain text document. If you assign a file extension of a recognized MIME type, it will create a file of that type.  For example, typing ''MyDocument.odt'' will create a blank OpenDocument Text file. You can also create files from a pre-configured templates. To do that, you first create a file with all of your desired settings in the application of your choice and then save it in the ''~/Templates'' folder. (The folder specified in XDG_TEMPLATES_DIR) That file name will then appear as a choice in the {gui>Create Document} list. Give it a new name and you now have a new file based on your custom settings.
 ?Send To
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 <figure "The Edit Menu">
-{{:xfce:thunar:1.6:thunar_edit-menu.png?nolink&|Edit menu}}
+{{:xfce:thunar:edit-menu.png?nolink&|Edit menu}}
 </figure>
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 <figure "View Menu">
-{{:xfce:thunar:1.6:thunar_view-menu.png|View Menu}}</figure>
+{{:xfce:thunar:view-menu.png|View Menu}}</figure>
 === Show Hidden Files ===
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 <figure "The Go Menu">
-{{:xfce:thunar:1.6:thunar_go-menu.png?nolink&|Go menu}}
+{{:xfce:thunar:go-menu.png?nolink&|Go menu}}
-</figure>
-Another navigation option available from this menu is {gui>Open Location}. Choosing this allows you to manually enter the path or URL for the resource you wish to locate. The examples below show the different presentations for this option depending on whether you have the **Toolbar** or **Pathbar** location style selected. In either case, as you type, an incremental search is performed and matching entries are listed to choose from.
-<figure "Open Location - Toolbar vs. Pathbar Views">
-{{:xfce:thunar:1.6:thunar_go-open-location-toolbar.png?nolink&|Open Location -> Toolbar}}{{:xfce:thunar:1.6:thunar_go-open-location-pathbar.png?nolink&|Open Location -> Pathbar}}
 </figure>

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