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    *Settings Explorer Typ
    *Quick Setup.
    *Button Panel Configure
    *Button Panel Toggle on/off
    *Show Device Selector. Alt+F1/F2
    *Refresh F2
    *Ctrl+Return for Properties
    *Shift+Alt+Return for Folder Sizing
    *Ctrl+. for Syncing source and target panels
    *Navigate Hotpaths
    *Paste "Path" directly into the file manager
    *Paste Data into the filemanager and you can save it as a file
    *Selecting/Deselection all files with same extension ctrl+(+)/(-)
    *Selecting/Deselecting all files with ctrl+a / ctrl + D
    *Go to Root Ctrl+Backspace
    *Go to Next/Prev Sibling folder Ctrl+Pgup/pgdn
    *Copy path to Clipboard ctrl+P , 
    *Create Folder F7, will crete folder recursivly
    *The Path Row
    *Select All
    *Select with filter
    *Compare 
    *Load/Save Selection
    *Filter when coping
    *Filter when deleting
    *Filter Explorer view #1
    *Filter Explorer view #2
    *Copy Plugins. (unpack)
    *Navigate History  Alt+Down for Showing history , Alt+Back/Forward for going back forward in history
    *Backup/Restore of configution 
    *Customize keys
    *Export List of customized keys
    *Convert CR/LF of files
    *Change Case
    *Lock Tabs
    *Duplicate tabs
    *Ctrl+F11 toggle a panel to full widht 
    *MD5, SFV
    -Convert XML Files
    -FTP
    -FTP Quick Connect via commandline bar
    -Find Open files
    -Eject Storage Device

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  <tip id="0">
    <subject>Welcome</subject>
    <text><![CDATA[<h1>Welcome</h1><br><hr color=blue><br>MultiCommander is a very powerful file manager.<br>These tips will give you information on features and how to use them.]]></text>
    <moreinfo></moreinfo>
  </tip>
  <tip id="1">
    <subject>#1 - Archive Support (RAR, Zip, Tar, Gz)</subject>
    <text><![CDATA[<h1>Did you know...</h1><br><hr color=blue><br>That you can browse RAR,Zip,Tar,Gz archives just like they were folders in the file system.<br><br>You can also copy files to<sup>*</sup> and from archives and even delete files in the archives.<br><br><i> Support for more archives will be available as plug-ins in the future.</i><br><br><br><br><font size="80%">* Only Browse and Read operations support for RAR.</font>]]></text>
    <moreinfo></moreinfo>
  </tip>
  <tip id="2">
    <subject>#2 - Manage The Registry</subject>
    <text><![CDATA[<h1>Did you know...</h1><br><hr color=blue><br><table><tr><td><bmp style="s" file="fsreg.png"></td></tr><tr><td><font size="90%">You can manage the registry from MultiCommander.<br>By selecting <b>Windows Registry</b> in the device combo, or by going to the path REG: in<br>the command line. You can Browse, Delete, Create and Change registry keys and values.</font></td></tr></table>]]></text>
    <moreinfo>http://multicommander.com/docs/browse-registry</moreinfo>
  </tip>
  <tip id="3">
    <subject>#3 - Button Panel</subject>
    <text><![CDATA[<h1>Did you know...</h1><br><hr color=blue><br><table><tr><td><bmp style="s" file="btnpanel.png"></td></tr><tr><td align="center"><font size="100%"><br><br>You can toggle the button panel on/off with <b>Ctrl+B</b>.</font></td></tr></table>]]></text>
    <moreinfo></moreinfo>
  </tip>
  <tip id="4">
    <subject>#4 - Button Panel</subject>
    <text><![CDATA[<h1>Did you know...</h1><br><hr color=blue><br><table cellspacing="5"><tr><td cellspacing="10" border="1" bordercolor="#FF4465" borderstyle="dotted"><bmp style="s" file="btneditor.png"></td></tr></table><font size="90%">You can configure the buttons in the button panel.<br>The button can execute external programs, it can activate functions inside MultiCommand, call script and much more.</font>]]></text>
    <moreinfo></moreinfo>
  </tip>
  <tip id="5">
    <subject>#5 - Quick Setup</subject>
    <text><![CDATA[<h1>Did you know...</h1><br><hr color=blue><br><table cellspacing="5"><tr><td cellspacing="4" border="1" bordercolor="#FF4465" borderstyle="dotted"><bmp style="s" file="quicksetup.png"></td><td><font size="90%">With <b>Quick Look'n'Feel Setup</b> you<br>can quickly change the configuration<br>of MultiCommander to some predefined<br>states.<br><br>You find the menu option under<br><b>Configuration</b> in the menu.</font></td></tr></table>]]></text>
    <moreinfo></moreinfo>
  </tip>
  <tip id="6">
    <subject>#6 - Quick Setup to Explorer style</subject>
    <text><![CDATA[<h1>Did you know...</h1><br><hr color=blue><br><table><tr><td cellspacing="10" border="1" bordercolor="#FF4465" borderstyle="dotted"><bmp style="s" file="explorersetup.png"></td></tr></table><font size="90%"><font size="50%"><br></font>If you have a hard time with the <b>Commander Styled</b> keyboard and mouse setup,<br>You can change this so it will be similar to Windows Explorer.<br><br>You do this by going to the <b>Quick Look'n'Feel Setup</b> in the menu and choosing that you want <b>Windows Explore</b> configuration.</font>]]></text>
    <moreinfo>http://multicommander.com/docs/windows-explorer-look-and-feel</moreinfo>
  </tip>
  <tip id="7">
    <subject>#7 - Show Device Selector</subject>
    <text><![CDATA[<h1>Did you know...</h1><br><hr color=blue><br><table cellspacing="5"><tr><td cellspacing="4" border="1" bordercolor="#FF4465" borderstyle="dotted"><bmp style="s" file="devsel.png"></td><td><font size="90%">You can show the device selector with a<br>hotkey so that you fast and easy can<br>select to browse a new drive.<br><br><b>Alt+F1</b> for the left side and<br><b>Alt+F2</b> for the right side.</font></td></tr></table>]]></text>
    <moreinfo></moreinfo>
  </tip>
  <tip id="8">
    <subject>#8 - Refresh</subject>
    <text><![CDATA[<h1>Did you know...</h1><br><hr color=blue><br><table><tr><td cellspacing="10"><bmp style="s" file="refresh.png"></td></tr></table><br><font size="90%">If the filesystem is changed and Multi Commander fails to automatically update you can force an update by pressing the refresh button. Or by pressing <b>F2</b> or <b>F5</b> (depending on your setup)<br><br>This will make MultiCommander check if the filesystem is changed and update itself if needed.<br><br>You can also hold down <b>Shift</b> while pressing the key/button to force an update. A forced update will remove all the caches and selections for that path and force a rescan of the filesystem.</font>]]></text>
    <moreinfo></moreinfo>
  </tip>
  <tip id="9">
    <subject>#9 - Show Folder Size</subject>
    <text><![CDATA[<h1>Did you know...</h1><br><hr color=blue><br><table><tr><td cellspacing="10" border="1" bordercolor="#FF4465" borderstyle="dotted"><bmp style="s" file="foldersize.png"></td></tr></table><font size="90%"><font size="50%"><br></font>You can press <b>Shift+Alt+Return</b> to calculate and show the size of folders in the file browser.<br><br>You will also get the size of the folder if you select folder with <b>spacebar</b>.</font>]]></text>
    <moreinfo></moreinfo>
  </tip>
  <tip id="10">
    <subject>#10 - File Properties</subject>
    <text><![CDATA[<h1>Did you know...</h1><br><hr color=blue><br><table cellspacing="5"><tr><td cellspacing="4" border="1" bordercolor="#FF4465" borderstyle="dotted"><bmp style="s" file="prop.png"></td><td><font size="95%">You can press <b>Alt+Return</b> on<br>a file or folder to show the<br><b><i>Windows properties dialog</i></b>.</font></td></tr></table>]]></text>
    <moreinfo></moreinfo>
  </tip>
  <tip id="11">
    <subject>#11 - Sync Source and Target view </subject>
    <text><![CDATA[<h1>Did you know...</h1><br><hr color=blue><br><table><tr><td cellspacing="10"><bmp style="s" file="syncview.png"></td></tr></table><br><font size="90%">You can press <b>Ctrl+.</b> to sync the target view with the source view. So that both are showing the same path.</font>]]></text>
    <moreinfo></moreinfo>
  </tip>
  <tip id="12">
    <subject>#12 - Go Directly To The Root</subject>
    <text><![CDATA[<h1>Did you know...</h1><br><hr color=blue><br><table><tr><td cellspacing="10"><bmp style="s" file="gotoroot.png"></td></tr></table><br><font size="90%"><br>You can press <b>Ctrl+Backspace</b> to go directly to the root of the current device.</font>]]></text>
    <moreinfo></moreinfo>
  </tip>
  <tip id="13">
    <subject>#13 - Go to Sibling Folder</subject>
    <text><![CDATA[<h1>Did you know...</h1><br><hr color=blue><br>You can press <b>Ctrl+PageDown</b> to go to the next sibling folder, or <b>Ctrl+PageUp</b> to the previous sibling folder.]]></text>
    <moreinfo></moreinfo>
  </tip>
  <tip id="14">
    <subject>#14 - Copy Path to Clipboard</subject>
    <text><![CDATA[<h1>Did you know...</h1><br><hr color=blue><br><table><tr><td align="center" width="280" cellspacing="10" border="1" bordercolor="#FF4465" borderstyle="dotted"><bmp style="s" file="copypath.png"></td></tr></table><font size="90%"><font size="30%"><br></font>You can copy the path of the current file or folder to the clipboard by pressing <b>Ctrl+P</b><br>Then you can use <b>Ctrl+V</b> to paste the path into Notepad for example.<br><br><b>Ctrl+P</b> - Copy full path<br><b>Ctrl+Shift+P</b> - Copy only the name of the file or folder<br><b>Ctrl+Alt+P</b> - Copy the path without name.</font>]]></text>
    <moreinfo></moreinfo>
  </tip>
  <tip id="15">
    <subject>#15 - Paste Path directly into the file browser</subject>
    <text><![CDATA[<h1>Did you know...</h1><br><hr color=blue><br><table><tr><td align="center" width="280" cellspacing="10" border="1" bordercolor="#FF4465" borderstyle="dotted"><bmp style="s" file="copypath.png"></td></tr></table><font size="90%"><font size="50%"><br></font>If you got a path in the clipboard and paste that <i>(ctrl+v)</i> into the file browser. The file browser will go to that path.</font>]]></text>
    <moreinfo></moreinfo>
  </tip>
  <tip id="16">
    <subject>#16 - Navigate HotPaths</subject>
    <text><![CDATA[<h1>Did you know...</h1><br><hr color=blue><br>You can navigate the Hotpath window by pressing <b>Ctrl+Down</b> to bring it down, And then use the arrow keys to go up and down the list.<br> To assign current path just go to the line where you want to add it and press <b>Shift+Return</b>. And you clear an item by pressing the <b>Delete</b> key.]]></text>
    <moreinfo></moreinfo>
  </tip>
  <tip id="17">
    <subject>#17 - Save Clipboard Data As a File.</subject>
    <text><![CDATA[<h1>Did you know...</h1><br><hr color=blue><br><table><tr><td cellspacing="3" border="1" bordercolor="#FF4465" borderstyle="dotted"><bmp style="s" file="saveclip.png"></td></tr></table><font size="95%">You can save the data you got in the clipboard to a file. If the data in your clipboard is text you can choose to convert the text to Unicode/AscII and if you want to modify the end of line character.<br><br> If the data in the clipboard is an image you can choose to save that image as a Bmp/Jpg/Png image.</font>]]></text>
    <moreinfo></moreinfo>
  </tip>
  <tip id="18">
    <subject>#18 - Create Folders.</subject>
    <text><![CDATA[<h1>Did you know...</h1><br><hr color=blue><br><table><tr><td cellspacing="6" border="1" bordercolor="#FF4465" borderstyle="dotted"><bmp style="s" file="mkdir.png"></td></tr></table><font size="90%"><font size="50%"><br></font>You can create new folders by pressing <b>F7</b>.<br><br>Subfolder will also be created if they do not already exists, So a complete path can be entered.<br><br>It is also possible to create multiple folder at once by separating individual folders with <b>;</b></font>]]></text>
    <moreinfo></moreinfo>
  </tip>
  <tip id="19">
    <subject>#19 - Select All Files.</subject>
    <text><![CDATA[<h1>Did you know...</h1><br><hr color=blue><br>You can select all files and folders in the current path by pressing <b>Ctrl+A</b> and deselect everything with <b>Ctrl+D</b>.]]></text>
    <moreinfo></moreinfo>
  </tip>
    <tip id="20">
    <subject>#20 - Select All File With Same File Extensions.</subject>
    <text><![CDATA[<h1>Did you know...</h1><br><hr color=blue><br>You can select all files that have the same file extension that the file you currently have in focus by pressing <b>Ctrl+[Num+]) <small><i>(The plus key on the num keyboard)</i></small></b>.<br>To deselect all files with same extension press <b>Ctrl+[Num-]</b>]]></text>
    <moreinfo></moreinfo>
  </tip>
  <tip id="21">
    <subject>#21 - The Path Row.</subject>
    <text><![CDATA[
    <h1>Did you know...</h1><br>
    <hr color=blue><br>
    <center><bmp style="s" file="pathrow.png"></center><br>
    <font size="100%"><br>The Path row in the file explorer is clickable. And by clicking on a path item you will go to that location.<br><br>And if you double click outside of the path text you will enter edit mode allowing you to type in (or paste) a path that you want to go to</font>
    ]]></text>
    <moreinfo></moreinfo>
  </tip>
  <tip id="22">
    <subject>#22 - Expand / Shrink Selection.</subject>
    <text><![CDATA[
    <h1>Did you know...</h1><br>
    <hr color=blue><br>
    <table>
    <tr>
    <td align="center" cellspacing="6" border="0"><bmp style="s" file="expandsel.png"></td>
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    <font size="100%"><br>
    You can expand/shrink the selection.<br>
    By pressing the <b>[num]+</b> and <b>[num]-</b> hotkey you can bring up the filter selection dialog where you can enter a filter to expand or shrink you selection.<br>
    <br>
    Wildcards like <b>*</b> and <b>?</b> are supported.</font>
    ]]></text>
    <moreinfo></moreinfo>
  </tip>
  <tip id="23">
    <subject>#23 - Load / Save Selections.</subject>
    <text><![CDATA[<h1>Did you know...</h1><br><hr color=blue><br><table><tr><td cellspacing="6" border="1" bordercolor="#FF4465" borderstyle="dotted"><bmp style="s" file="loadsavesel.png"></td></tr></table><font size="90%"><font size="50%"><br></font>You can save / load the selection of files and folders to memory or to a file. And then at a later moment restore it.<br><br>You can loading selection from file that you create your self. The file just need to be a normal text file with a file or folder to match on every line, It also supports wildcards.</font>]]></text>
    <moreinfo></moreinfo>
  </tip>
  <tip id="24">
    <subject>#24 - View Filter #1.</subject>
    <text><![CDATA[<h1>Did you know...</h1><br><hr color=blue><br><table><tr><td cellspacing="6" border="1" bordercolor="#FF4465" borderstyle="dotted"><bmp style="s" file="viewfilter.png"></td></tr></table><font size="90%"><font size="50%"><br></font>You can filter what files or folder you want to show in the file explorer.<br><br>If the filter is prefixed with a slash '<b>/</b>' it effects only folders otherwise the filter will only affect files.<br>Having a dash '<b>-</b>' at the beginning of the filter will specify a filter for files to exclude.</font>]]></text>
    <moreinfo></moreinfo>
  </tip>
  <tip id="25">
    <subject>#25 - View Filter #2. (Date Filtering)</subject>
    <text><![CDATA[<h1>Did you know...</h1><br><hr color=blue><br><table><tr><td cellspacing="6" border="1" bordercolor="#FF4465" borderstyle="dotted"><bmp style="s" file="viewfilter.png"></td></tr></table><font size="90%"><font size="50%"><br></font>You can filter files and folder from a date. By typing a filter that beging with '!' you activate the date filtering.<br>Examples...<br><table><tr><td><small><b>!today</b></small></td><td><small>Show from today</small></td></tr><tr><td><small><b>!yesterday</b></small></td><td><small>Show from yesterday until now</small></td></tr><tr><td><small><b>-!today</b></small></td><td><small>Hide files and folder from today</small></td></tr><tr><td><small><b>!2009-01-01</b></small></td><td><small>Show newer then 2009-01-01</small></td></tr></table></font>]]></text>
    <moreinfo></moreinfo>
  </tip>
  <tip id="26">
    <subject>#26 - Compare Views</subject>
    <text><![CDATA[
  <h1>Did you know...</h1><br><hr color=blue><br>
<table>
  <tr>
  <td align="center" cellspacing="3" ><bmp style="s" file="compareviews.png"></td>
  </tr>
  </table>
  <font size="100%"><font size="30%"><br></font>
  You can compare left / right file explorer panel with each other and have it select what is different. or have it select what are the same.<br>
 You can also select the files and folders that are the newest if they exists in both views.</font>
  ]]></text>
    <moreinfo></moreinfo>
  </tip>
  <tip id="27">
    <subject>#27 - Copy/Move Filtering</subject>
    <text><![CDATA[<h1>Did you know...</h1><br><hr color=blue><br><table><tr><td cellspacing="6" border="1" bordercolor="#FF4465" borderstyle="dotted"><bmp style="s" file="copymovefilter.png"></td></tr></table><font size="90%"><font size="50%"><br></font>You can filter files and folder when copy or moving files. The filter will include or exclude files/folders to be copied/moved.<br>Examples...<br><table><tr><td><small>*.zip *.exe</small></td><td><small>Only files with the extension <b>.zip</b> and <b>.exe</b></small></td></tr><tr><td><small>-*.exe a*.exe</small></td><td><small>Exclude all <b>*.exe</b>, but Allow <b>a*.exe</b></small></td></tr><tr><td><small>*.* -/Downloads</small></td><td><small><b>All</b>, but exclude everything from the folder <b>Downloads</b></small></td></tr></table></font>]]></text>
    <moreinfo>http://multicommander.com/docs/copymove-using-filters</moreinfo>
  </tip>
  <tip id="28">
    <subject>#28 - Delete Filtering</subject>
    <text><![CDATA[<h1>Did you know...</h1><br><hr color=blue><br><table><tr><td cellspacing="6" border="1" bordercolor="#FF4465" borderstyle="dotted"><bmp style="s" file="deletefilter.png"></td></tr></table><font size="90%"><br>You can filter what will be removed when doing delete on files and folders. You specify what files delete .<br>Examples...<br><br><table><tr><td><small>*.zip *.exe</small></td><td><small>Only files with the extension <b>.zip</b> and <b>.exe</b></small></td></tr></table></font>]]></text>
    <moreinfo></moreinfo>
  </tip>
  <tip id="29">
    <subject>#29 - Copy/Move Plugins</subject>
    <text><![CDATA[
    <h1>Did you know...</h1><br>
    <hr color=blue><br>
    <table>
      <tr>
        <td align="center" cellspacing="6" border="0"><bmp style="s" file="copyplugins.png"></td>
      </tr>
    </table>
    <font size="90%"><font size="50%"><br></font>
    You can use plugins when Copying or Moving files and folders. This plugin will interact with the copy/move process and can change where and how the data is written. Multiple plugins can be used at once. so they are run right after each other.<br>
    Example of some plugins are...<br>
    <br>
    <table>
      <tr>
        <td><small>Autosort</small></td>
        <td><small>Automaticly sort files/folders into A-Z folders</small></td>
      </tr>
      <tr>
        <td><small>Unpacker</small></td>
        <td><small>Will unpack all zip / rar files it finds while copying</small></td>
      </tr>
      <tr>
        <td><small>Content</small></td>
        <td><small>Will move the content of the source folder to target.<br>
            instead of the source folder directly</small>
        </td>
      </tr>
    </table>
    </font>]]></text>
    <moreinfo></moreinfo>
  </tip>
  <tip id="30">
    <subject>#30 - Keyboard Customization.</subject>
    <text><![CDATA[
    <h1>Did you know...</h1><br>
    <hr color=blue><br>
    <center><bmp style="s" file="custkeys.png"></center><br>
    <font size="100%"><br>That allmost all hotkey in MultiCommander can be customized.<br>
    To change the hotkeys go to <b>Menu->Configuration->Keyboard Customization</b><br>
    <br>
    In the Keyboard customization dialog you can export a text file with all of the current hotkeys.
    </font>
    ]]>
    </text>
    <moreinfo></moreinfo>
  </tip>
  <tip id="31">
    <subject>#31 - Navigate History #1 - Back and Forward.</subject>
    <text><![CDATA[
    <h1>Did you know...</h1><br>
    <hr color=blue><br>
    <center><bmp style="s" file="back.png"></center><br>
    <font size="100%"><br>You can go back and forward in your navigation history by pressing the <b>Back</b> and <b>Forward</b> buttons.<br>
    <br>
    You can also press the hotkey <b>Alt+Left Arrow</b> for Back and <b>Alt+Right Arrow</b> for Forward.
    </font>
    ]]>
    </text>
    <moreinfo></moreinfo>
  </tip>
  <tip id="32">
    <subject>#32 - Navigate History #2 - History.</subject>
    <text><![CDATA[
    <h1>Did you know...</h1><br>
    <hr color=blue><br>
    <center><bmp style="s" file="history.png"></center><br>
    <font size="100%"><br>You can get a list of your latest navigation history for current panel by pressing the <b>History</b> button.<br>
    This will allow you to easy go to a location you visited recently.<br>
    <br>
    You can also press the hotkey <b>Alt+Down Arrow</b> to bring it up.
    </font>
    ]]>
    </text>
    <moreinfo></moreinfo>
  </tip>
  <tip id="33">
    <subject>#33 - Backup/Restore Configuration.</subject>
    <text><![CDATA[
    <h1>Did you know...</h1><br>
    <hr color=blue><br>
    <center><bmp style="s" file="backup.png"></center><br>
    <font size="100%"><br>You can backup all of your configuration files for MultiCommander into a zip file.<br>
    This allows you to transfer you favorite settings to a second machine with ease.<br/>
    You can also easily restore the configuration.
    </font>
    ]]>
    </text>
    <moreinfo></moreinfo>
  </tip>
  <tip id="34">
    <subject>#34 - Convert Text Files (CRLF)</subject>
    <text><![CDATA[
    <h1>Did you know...</h1><br>
    <hr color=blue><br>
    <center><bmp style="s" file="convertcrlf.png"></center><br>
    <font size="90%"><br>You can convert the line ending of text file to and from PC/Mac/Unix format.<br>
    <br>
    You find the command in <b>Menu->Tools->Text Conversion</b>. You can also define hotkeys for this commands if you need
    to do this often.
    </font>
    ]]>
    </text>
    <moreinfo>http://multicommander.com/docs/ConvertTextFiles</moreinfo>
  </tip>
  <tip id="35">
    <subject>#35 - Change Filename Case</subject>
    <text><![CDATA[
    <h1>Did you know...</h1><br>
    <hr color=blue><br>
    <center><bmp style="s" file="change_case.png"></center><br>
    <font size="100%"><br>You can rename files and folder to all Uppercase or Lowercase easily by pressing <b>Ctrl+U</b> for Uppercase and <b>Shift+Ctrl+U</b> for Lowercase.<br>
    </font>
    <font size="90%">
    <br>
    You find the commands in the menu under <b>Menu->Tools->Rename</b><br>
    <br>
    <center>You will also find more special rename function there.</center>
    </font>
    ]]>
    </text>
    <moreinfo></moreinfo>
  </tip>
  <tip id="36">
    <subject>#36 - Lock Tabs</subject>
    <text><![CDATA[
    <h1>Did you know...</h1><br>
    <hr color=blue><br>
    <center><bmp style="s" file="tab.png"></center><br>
    <font size="100%"><br>You can <b>lock</b> a tab. When a tab is locked and a you navigate to a new folder, That folder is opened in a new tab instead,
    keeping the locked that at the current location.
    </font>
    ]]>
    </text>
    <moreinfo></moreinfo>
  </tip>
  <tip id="37">
    <subject>#37 - Duplicate Tab</subject>
    <text><![CDATA[
    <h1>Did you know...</h1><br>
    <hr color=blue><br>
    <center><bmp style="s" file="tab.png"></center><br>
    <font size="100%"><br>You can <b>duplicate</b> a tab. By pressing <b>Ctrl+T</b> a new tab panel is opened on the same side, showing the same location.
    </font>
    ]]>
    </text>
    <moreinfo></moreinfo>
  </tip>
  <tip id="38">
    <subject>#38 - Full Width</subject>
    <text><![CDATA[
    <h1>Did you know...</h1><br>
    <hr color=blue><br>
    <center><bmp style="s" file="foldersize.png"></center><br>
    <font size="95%"><br>You can press <b>Ctrl+F11</b> to toggle full panel width. By pressing it, the current panel will get the full width of MultiCommander, hiding the opposite side.
    </font>
    ]]>
    </text>
    <moreinfo></moreinfo>
  </tip>
  <tip id="39">
    <subject>#39 - MD5 , CRC32(SFV)</subject>
    <text><![CDATA[
    <h1>Did you know...</h1><br>
    <hr color=blue><br>
    <center><bmp style="s" file="checksum.png"></center><br>
    <font size="95%"><br>You can create and/or verify the MD5 and SFV (CRC32) checksum files by starting the <b>MC-Checksum</b> extension.<br>
    You can also calculate the SHA1 checksum of a file.
    </font>
    ]]>
    </text>
    <moreinfo></moreinfo>
  </tip>
  <tip id="40">
    <subject>#40 - Find Opened/Locked Files</subject>
    <text><![CDATA[
    <h1>Did you know...</h1><br>
    <hr color=blue><br>
    You can find what program has a file opened.<br><br>
    <center><bmp style="s" file="findopenfiles.png"></center><br>
    <font size="95%">
    <br>
    If you can't rename, delete or move a file, this can be because the file is already used by another program.<br>
    You can find what program has the file open and then request to close that application, And if that does not work you can try to kill it.<br></font>
    ]]>
    </text>
    <moreinfo></moreinfo>
  </tip>
  <tip id="41">
    <subject>#41 - Eject CDROM / Remove USB Storage</subject>
    <text><![CDATA[
    <h1>Did you know...</h1><br>
    <hr color=blue><br>
    You can remove removable devices from with in MultiCommander<br><br>
    <center><bmp style="s" file="disconnect.png"></center><br>
    <font size="95%">
    <br>Click on the Disconnect icon will make the current device disconnect.</br>
    If current device is FTP it will disconnect, if it is a CD/DVD-Rom the disc will be ejected.
    if it is a removable USB Storage device (USB drive or Memory Stick) it will be prepared for safe removal.</font>
    ]]>
    </text>
    <moreinfo></moreinfo>
  </tip>

</tips>
