I usually delete without using the recycle bin, so I've told MC to default to not using the recycle bin. I usually use the delete button in the file commands toolbar and I'm happy with the way that works. However, I occasionally want to delete to the recycle bin and I decided to add a button to the command line bar for that purpose. Using a google search, I found an external program called "binit.exe" which will delete a file to the recycle bin (without a prompt which is what I consider appropriate for a delete which is easily reversed). So I added the user command C:\util\binit.exe "${sourcefocuspath}" and named it "Delete to recycle bin". Then I created a new button in the command line bar using this command and chose an appropriate looking icon. I'm pleased to say that when I select a file and click this new button it behaves exactly has I predicted and hoped!. Unfortunately if I select more than one file, when I click on the button, only the last selected file gets deleted. (I suspect this is no surprise to those of you who understand user commands which I obviously don't.) Anyway, can anyone give me a suggestion for how to modify the button so that it deletes all the selected files?
Thanks.
~Paul