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Contextual menu commands for files and folders
The following commands are available for any item Finder.

Set the Finder locked flag for the selected items.
Clear the Finder locked flag for the selected items.
Set the item’s modified date to the current date and time.
These commands duplicate commands available in Finder contextual menu commands, but because these are individual menu commands they can be assigned keyboard shortcuts in System Preferences.
Open an Info window for the selected items.
Same as dragging the selection to File Buddy’s icon in the Finder. By default this has the same effect as File Buddy Info. If you’ve changed the default drop action in File Buddy’s General Preferences panel, then the result will be that action.
Open the item in File Buddy after selecting an action from from File Buddy’s Select Actions window for File Buddy to perform on the selected items.
Opens a new List window and populates the list with the selected items.
Adds the selected items to the front most List window. If no List window is open, the items will appear in a new List window.
Open File Buddy’s Find window and populate it with the selected item’s attributes.
Open a Rename window for the selected items.
Open a Rename Sequentially window for the selected items.
Renames items with names equivalent to their current names, but with spaces replaced by underscores.
Copy full file paths for the selected items to the Clipboard. For example: /Users/Larry/Library
Copy paths for the selected items to the Clipboard, using ~ when appropriate. For example: ~/Library.
Overwrite the selected items’ contents and then delete them.
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