Set Menu Keys - Path Finder's default keyboard shortcuts can be changed or deleted via this menu
Trash - view and delete the trash for each volumes independently
Secure Empty Trash - the standard empty trash command simply removes the reference to a particular file (the data is naturally overwritten by newer files), but secure empty trash completely erases the actual data of that file
Show Desktop Trash Can - Path Finder can show an classic Mac style trash can
New Tab - create a new tab within a browser window, just like Safari
New Tab set - after opening a series of tabs, save them as a tab set that can be recalled later
New File - Create an empty plain text file - optionally a rich text or
HTML file can be created which will open within Path Finder's integrated text editor
New Terminal - Path Finder has
iTerm built-in which can be used just like
OS X's standard Terminal app
Open - open a file with one of Path Finder's built-in editors
Open package - view the contents of a selected package (such as an
OS X application)
Attributes - change low-level attributes of a file or folder
Make Alias - create Mac-style aliases or Unix-style links from a selected file or folder
Reports - view compiled reports from various system components
Copy Path - copy a file path in a variety of styles
Select - select files within the current directory based on certain criteria
Sort Ascending
Smart Sorting - Sort by type first (application, folder, etc), then sort by the selected criteria (Smart Sorting options can be changed in Path Finder's preferences)
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Show Color Options
Reload - occasionally Path Finder will not update its file list so a manual refresh is necessary
Customize Toolbar
Change Extension - multiple files can be selected and their extensions changed simultaneously
Secure Delete - overwrites all data belonging to a file making it unrecoverable, rather than simply removing a link to the file and allowing its data to be overwritten naturally as new files are created
Email - attach a file to a new email with Apple's Mail
Compress with Format - tons of formats to compress with, set the default in Path Finder's Preferences
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Edit Image - Edit a selected image with the default image editor application (set in Preferences)
View as Hex - view a file in hexadecimal format
Launch as Root - Launch an application with root (“superuser”) permissions. This allows modification of core system files, among other things. Don't use this unless you know what you're doing!
modules - modules can be loaded into zones within a pane or drawer, but this will open them in a separate window
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