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Use Shift + Space to toggle the focus ('shift the space') between the left and right (or top and bottom) listers.ДЄlso, remember from the Styles button that Ctrl + H (think 'horizontal') toggles between vertical and horizontal dual listers, while Ctrl + E (think 'Explorer') toggles between Explorer (single lister) and dual lister mode. When you are working with the keyboard, it can be very convenient to have a shortcut to move from the left to the right lister (as you do so, the source and destination follows of course.) Quickly Switching between Left and Right (or Top and Bottom) Displays You probably did so when we set up the Happy Place layout. So the Desktop is indeed a giant Opus launcher.Д«y the way, this only works if you have gone to Prefs (F12) and selected Launching Opus / From the Desktop / Open a Saved Lister Layout. When you double-click any empty space on the Desktop, a lister opens. It took me a while to see the truth of that seemingly off-the-wall statement. The desktop is just a giant button for launching Opus. When I mentioned this to Leo on the Opus forum, he said:

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You simply don't need to go there to access your files! Not long ago, I went to the Windows Desktop and realized, upon seeing the beautiful background image, that I had not seen it in about two weeks! Opus is up from the time I start up to the time I shut down. If you work a lot in Opus, you may catch rarer and rarer glimpses of the Windows Desktop. The Windows Desktop is a Huge Launch Button вњЅ Looking inside and Editing Config Files (OCB files) вњЅ Filtering out certain Files or Folders at the Global or Local Level вњЅ Thumbnails as one of the Lister's Columns вњЅ Setting a Variable that Keeps its Value (after reboot) вњЅ Having a File in Several Places at Once with Symbolic Links вњЅ Creating Collections of Related Files-for backups or just for convenience вњЅ Multiple Key Combos for Keyboard Power-Users

вњЅ Making a System-Wide Shortcut Key Combination

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вњЅ Viewing Source Code in the Preview Pane вњЅ Custom FTP Menu Item to Open default Local Folder on the Left and FTP site on the Right вњЅ A Layout Example: Seeing all the Fonts on your System вњЅ Temporarily Changing the File Display (Fields, Widths etc.) for All Folders вњЅ Automatically Apply Custom Icons to Files that Meet Certain Conditions вњЅ Automatically Label Files-for instance, Bold all Files Modified in the last Day вњЅ Middle-Click a Folder to Open it in a New Tab вњЅ Backing up and Restoring your Configuration вњЅ Quickly Switching between Left and Right (or Top and Bottom) Displays вњЅ The Windows Desktop is a Huge Launch Button Granted, I only know a fraction of what the program can do, so this section may have left out entire planets of Opus uses and users.ДЇor easy navigation, here are some jumping points to the features on the page: But if you would like some idea of what the program can do, this is a good starting place. Even if you only use it at two percent of its capacity, you may still enjoy a significant uplift in productivity. Some of it is very advanced, and I certainly don't remember all of it-if I need something esoteric, I use this page to refresh my memory. Before I get into this, I feel I should say that you don't have to read all of this, and you certainly don't have to know all this. On this page, I'd like to share some tips to get the most out of Opus. Please see the keyboard shortcuts page for a beautifully organized list of shortcuts. Please note that the instructions on this page mention non-standard keyboard shortcuts and menu items, such as F12 for 'Preferences', because the page assumes you have installed the toolbars from my page about setting up the Dear Opus interface.

If you're here, I'm assuming you've already read the other two pages. Before we start, I should mention that a huge number of Opus features are explained on the Tour of the Interface page and on the More Cool Features page.

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