# -*- mode: shell-script -*-
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# Shortcuts configuration file for TorkilsTaskSwitcher
# 
# Basic Shortcut Configuration
# ----------------------------
# Basic definition of a shortcut consists of four items:
# 
# Name:        The name shown in the GUI.
#              This must be the first line of each shortcut.
# 
# TitleRegExp: A regular expression used to identify the window to be 
#              activated when the shortcut is chosen.
# 
# Command:     Command to run if no window matches TitleRegExp. Optional.
#              Environment variables (surrounded by '%') may be used.
# 
#              If %PROGRAMFILES% is used, then the specified file is
#              automatically searched for in both both "Program Files" and 
#              "Program Files (x86)". Though note that this only works
#              if no arguments are specified for the command. 
# 
# Key:         The shortcut key. Examples:
#                a-z
#                0-9
#                f1-f12
#              Optionally above keys can be prefixed with
#                + = Shift
#                ! = Alt/AltGr
#                ^ = Ctrl
# 
# Note that after changing and saving the shortcuts file, TorkilsTaskSwitcher 
# must be restarted (ctrl-r).
# 
# 
# Advanced Shortcut Configuration
# -------------------------------
# For more advanced shortcut configuration these items can be used:
#
# ProcessRegExp:      A regular expression that the process owning the window
#                     must match.
#                     If ProcessRegExp is specified, TitleRegExp is optional.
#                     If both ProcessRegExp and TitleRegExp are specified, then
#                     the target window must match both regexps.
# 
# TitleRegExpNeg:     A negative title regular expression, i.e. a regexp
#                     which the window title must NOT match.
#
#                     When TitleRegExpNeg is used, TorkilsTaskSwitcher will 
#                     switch to the first window for which the title does NOT
#                     match TitleRegExpNeg and does match TitleRegExp.
# 
# CommandDir:         Directory from which Command is started.
#
# ComputerNameRegExp: A regular expression, which environment variable COMPUTERNAME
#                     must match in order for the shortcut to be available.
#                     This may be useful for sharing a shortcuts configuration file
#                     between multiple PCs, but with slight differences in the
#                     available shortcuts between the two PCs.
#
# 
# One shortcuts file can be included in another using a "include" statement:
# "include my_file.cfg"
# 
# 
# Regular Expressions
# -------------------
# If you are unfamiliar with regular expressions (as used in TitleRegExp and
# TitleRegExpNeg), then a few tips are:
#   To match a text anywhere in the window title, use
#   TitleRegExp=My Window Title
# 
#   To match a text only at the start of the window title, use
#   TitleRegExp=^My Window Title
# 
#   To match a text only at the end of the window title, use
#   TitleRegExp=My Window Title$
# 
# For the purpose of this configuration file, above regular expression 
# examples should cover the needs of most users.
#
# For more advanced regular expressions refer to:
# http://perldoc.perl.org/perlrequick.html
# http://perldoc.perl.org/perlretut.html
# 
# Activating Shortcut Changes
# ---------------------------
# After changing and saving the shortcuts configuration file, TorkilstaskSwitcher
# must be restarted by pressing Ctrl-r in order to activate the changes.
# 
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# Browsers
# --------
Name=Microsoft Edge
TitleRegExp=Microsoft. Edge$
Command=msedge
Key=e

Name=Google Chrome
TitleRegExp=Google Chrome$
Command=%PROGRAMFILES%\Google\Chrome\Application\chrome.exe
Key=c

Name=Mozilla Firefox
TitleRegExp=Mozilla Firefox$
Command=%PROGRAMFILES%\Mozilla Firefox\firefox.exe
Key=f


# Email clients
# -------------
Name=Microsoft Outlook
TitleRegExp=- Microsoft Outlook$
Command=%PROGRAMFILES%\Microsoft Office\Office12\OUTLOOK.EXE
Key=o

Name=Mozilla Thunderbird
TitleRegExp=Mozilla Thunderbird$
Command=%PROGRAMFILES%\Mozilla Thunderbird\thunderbird.exe
Key=t

# Alternative example: Shortcut 'm' for both Outlook and Thunderbird, depending on COMPUTERNAME
#
# Name=Microsoft Outlook
# TitleRegExp= - Outlook$
# Command=%PROGRAMFILES%\Microsoft Office\root\Office16\OUTLOOK.EXE
# Key=m
# ComputerNameRegExp=MY-OFFICE-PC

# Name=Mozilla Thunderbird
# TitleRegExp=Mozilla Thunderbird$
# Command=%PROGRAMFILES%\Mozilla Thunderbird\thunderbird.exe
# Key=m
# ComputerNameRegExp=MY-HOME-PC


# Various applications
# --------------------
Name=Microsoft Word
TitleRegExp=(- Word$|^Word$)
Command=%PROGRAMFILES%\Microsoft Office\root\Office16\winword.exe
Key=w

Name=Microsoft Excel
TitleRegExp=(- Excel$|^Excel$)
Command=%PROGRAMFILES%\Microsoft Office\root\Office16\excel.exe
Key=x

Name=Microsoft PowerPoint
TitleRegExp=(- PowerPoint$|^PowerPoint$)
Command=%PROGRAMFILES%\Microsoft Office\root\Office16\powerpnt.exe
Key=p

Name=Adobe Reader
TitleRegExp= - Adobe Acrobat Reader DC
Command=%PROGRAMFILES%\Adobe\Acrobat Reader DC\Reader\AcroRd32.exe
Key=a

Name=VLC media player
TitleRegExp=(- VLC media player$|^VLC media player$)
Command=%PROGRAMFILES%\VideoLAN\VLC\vlc.exe
Key=v


# Folders
# -------
Name=My Documents
TitleRegExp=^My Documents$
Command=%SystemRoot%\explorer.exe /n,::{450D8FBA-AD25-11D0-98A8-0800361B1103}
Key=+d

# "This PC"
Name=This PC
TitleRegExp=^This PC$
Command=%SystemRoot%\explorer.exe /n,::{20D04FE0-3AEA-1069-A2D8-08002B30309D}
Key=+t

Name=C:
TitleRegExp=^C:\\$
Command=%WINDIR%\explorer.exe c:\
Key=+c

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