MC commands: one-page overview

[Peter Masiar]

Thank you, András,

Quoting BÁRTHÁZI András <andras at barthazi.hu>:

> > I started to work on one-page cheat sheet of MC commands.
> > It's at http://twiki.med.yale.edu/~peterm/mc1.htm

> M-o (Alt-O) is works different in the latest versions. 

I plan to upgrade - not yet. :-(

> Just jumps in the
> other panel to the same directory as the current. I should include Left
> and the Right keys (Lynx like moving) in the list (although they just
> works, if it set int the configuration menu). The help is about the same
> thing, anyway I think it's still a good idea...

I do not suggest to use my cheat sheet *instead* of help. 
I propose to *support* help: When reading help, you need to make notes.
Why not provide these notes for users? 

Also, help is more detailed. I assume user already did read help.
I skip the details provided in help. 
Just wanted to have all available commands at a glance.

Work in progress... ;-)

I created also one-page quick introduction to mc. 

I put it all on our Twiki:

http://twiki.med.yale.edu/twiki/bin/view/Tools/MidnightCommanderIntro

If you or anybody wants suggest any changes, just reply here,
or register and edit the page: it's a wiki after all!

I appreciate your help.

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