patch by Humdinger:

* Various fixes and corrections
* Preparation for new sections


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docs/userguide/tracker.html

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 <img src="tracker-images/mount-settings.png" alt="drill-down.png" width="581" height="290">
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-</p><p>There are also <i>Mount Settings</i> so you don't have to mount everything manually after every bootup.<br>
+<p>There are also <i>Mount Settings</i> so you don't have to mount everything manually after every bootup.<br>
 The above settings will mount all disks on bootup that were mounted previously and will automatically mount any storage device you connect/insert.
 </p><p><b><font size="+1" color="#FF0000">Warning:</font><br>
 <font color="#FF0000">Before you disconnect e.g. a harddrive or USB stick, make sure you have successfully unmounted the volume. This guarantees that all data transfer has finished. Otherwise you may lose data or corrupt the disk!</font></b>
@@ -44,25 +44,20 @@ The above settings will mount all disks on bootup that were mounted previously a
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 <img src="tracker-images/drill-down.png" alt="drill-down.png" width="603" height="303">
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-</p><p>Right-click onto a folder, and at the top of the usual context menu you'll find a submenu of the current folder that let's you navigate down a level. Just move down the hierarchy until you find the file or folder you're looking for and click on it to open it. The above shows the contents of the folder <tt>/boot/beos/system/</tt>.
+<p>Right-click onto a folder, and at the top of the usual context menu you'll find a submenu of the current folder that let's you navigate down a level. Just move down the hierarchy until you find the file or folder you're looking for and click on it to open it. The above shows the contents of the folder <tt>/boot/beos/system/</tt>.
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 </p>A similar method can be used from any Tracker window:<p>
 </p>
 <img src="tracker-images/window-drill-down.png" alt="window-drill-down.png" width="502" height="359">
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-</p>Click on the area in the lower left, where the number of items are listed, and you'll get submenus for every level above you current folder. From there you can drill down through the folders as usual.
+<p>Click on the area in the lower left, where the number of items are listed, and you'll get submenus for every level above you current folder. From there you can drill down through the folders as usual.
 </p><p>Note, that the Desktop is always the topmost level as that is where Tracker shows mounted volumes. So, if you want to go to another disk, you first have to navigate to the top (Desktop) and cross over to your other disk from there.
 </p><br>
+<p>You'll get the same submenu-navigating when you drag a file over a folder. After a short while of hovering, a submenu pops up and you can drill down to your destination. If you initiated the drag with the right mousebutton, you can choose between copying, moving or linking the file when you release the mouse.
+</p><br>
 <p>By default, when you double-click a folder, Tracker opens a new window while leaving the parent window open. This can quickly lead to an overcrowded desktop.<br>
 You can prevent that by holding down the left <tt>WIN</tt> key, which automatically closes the parent window.<br>
-This is also true for keyboard navigation.</p>
-<h3><a name="keyboard-navigation">Keyboard navigation</a></h3>
-<p>A few shortcuts are essential:
-<ul><li><tt>ALT+CURSOR-UP</tt> - Open parent folder.</li>
-<li><tt>ALT+CURSOR-DOWN</tt> or <tt>RETURN</tt> - Open selected folder.</li>
-<li><tt>ALT+W</tt> - Close window.</li>
-<li><tt>ALT+ESC</tt> - Enter menu bar (leave with <tt>ESC</tt>).</li>
-<li><tt>right MENU-KEY</tt> - Open Deskbar menu (leave with <tt>ESC</tt>).</li></ul>
+This is also true for keyboard navigation. For more on that, see topic <a href="keyboard-shortcuts">Shortcuts and key combinations</a>.
 </p>
 
 <h2><a name="appearance">Appearance</a></h2>
@@ -71,7 +66,7 @@ This is also true for keyboard navigation.</p>
 <p>Tracker windows offer three different viewing modes from the <i>Window</i> menu:
 <ul><li><b>Icon View</b> (<tt>ALT+1</tt>) - Big icons, you can change the size from the submenu.</li>
 <li><b>Mini Icon View</b> (<tt>ALT+2</tt>) - Small icons.</li>
-<li><b>List View</b> (<tt>ALT+3</tt>) - A detailed list of your files enabling you to show/hide available <i>attributes</i>. (See topic <a href="attributes.html">File Attributes</a>.)</li></ul>
+<li><b>List View</b> (<tt>ALT+3</tt>) - A detailed list of your files enabling you to show/hide available <i>attributes</i>. (See topic <a href="attributes.html">Attributes</a>.)</li></ul>
 </p><p>The <i>Window</i> menu offers a number of other functions:
 <ul><li><b>Resize Window</b> (<tt>ALT+Y</tt>) - Resizes the window to its ideal size.</li>
 <li><b>Clean Up</b> (<tt>ALT+K</tt>) - Aligns all icons to an invisible grid. Hold down <tt>SHIFT</tt> and the menu becomes <i>Clean Up All</i> which additionally sorts all icons alphabetically.</li>
@@ -87,8 +82,8 @@ This is also true for keyboard navigation.</p>
 <li><b>Windows</b> - You can set <i>Single Window Navigation</i>, i.e. a double-clicked folder doesn't open in its own window, but inside the already open window instead, replacing the view of it's parent folder. This is not the same as clicking while holding the <tt>WIN</tt> key, as described above, because you'll lose the per window saved position and size.
 <br><br>
 <img src="tracker-images/tracker-preferences-navigator.png" alt="tracker-preferences-navigator.png" width="608" height="413">
-<p>
-Before you switch Tracker to Single Window Navigation mode, because that may feel more familiar to you, we recommend giving the menu based browsing a try first, as that may actually work much faster for you after getting used to. On the other hand, single window browsing offers a <i>Navigator</i> where you can enter or copy&paste a path name and use back, forward and up buttons.</p></li>
+<br>
+<p>Before you switch Tracker to Single Window Navigation mode, because that may feel more familiar to you, we recommend giving the menu based browsing a try first, as that may actually work much faster for you after getting used to. On the other hand, single window browsing offers a <i>Navigator</i> where you can enter or copy&paste a path name and use back, forward and up buttons.</p></li>
 <li><b>Date and Time</b> - Set date and time formats.</li>
 <li><b>Trash</b> - Set the behaviour when deleting a file.</li>
 <li><b>Volume Icons</b> - Set the colour of an optional indicator of free space that's shown besides a disk's icon.</li>
@@ -102,10 +97,12 @@ Before you switch Tracker to Single Window Navigation mode, because that may fee
 <li><b>New...</b> - Create a new folder or any other file based on a <i>template</i>.
 <br><br>
 <img src="tracker-images/new-menu.png" alt="new-menu.png" width="627" height="219">
+<br>
 <p>Choosing <i>Edit Templates...</i> opens the folder <tt>/boot/home/config/settings/Tracker/Tracker New Templates</tt>. Creating a file in that folder will offer its filetype with the file's name and other attributes as template in the <i>New...</i> menu. Here, there's a file "Text" with the filetype <tt>text/plain</tt>. See topic <a href="filetypes.html">Filetypes</a> for more info.</p></li>
 <li><b>Open With...</b> - A submenu offers all applications that can handle this filetype. 
 <br><br>
 <img src="tracker-images/open-with.png" alt="open-with.png" width="303" height="343">
+<br>
 <p>The preferred application that would open the file when double-clicked, is checkmarked. This submenu lists first those applications that can handle the exact filetype, in this case it's a text file, the type <tt>text/plain</tt>. Next come all applications that can handle that supertype in general, here <tt>text/*</tt>. Last in the list are those that can deal with any file. If you don't click on an app in the submenu, but on the <i>Open With...</i> entry instead, a panel opens:
 <br><br>
 <img src="tracker-images/open-with-preferred.png" alt="open-with-preferred" width="539" height="262">
@@ -118,7 +115,7 @@ Before you switch Tracker to Single Window Navigation mode, because that may fee
 <li><b>Edit Name</b>, <b>Duplicate</b> and <b>Move to Trash</b> - lets you rename or duplicate a file or put the selected file(s) to the trash.</li>
 <li><b>Move to</b>, <b>Copy to</b> and <b>Create Link</b> - lets you move, copy or link the selected file(s) using the submenu navigating method. Holding <tt>SHIFT</tt> while invoking the menu offers the option to create a relative link.</li>
 <li><b>Cut</b>, <b>Copy</b> and <b>Paste</b> - lets you cut, copy and paste files using the clipboard. By holding <tt>SHIFT</tt> while invoking the menu you can <b>Copy/Cut more</b> files, maybe from another folder that you can paste somewhere else later. Also, while holding <tt>SHIFT</tt> you can paste the copied files in the clipboard as links.</li>
-<li><b>Identify</b> - will sniff out and set the type of a file if it didn't have one before, e.g. if you transfered a file with <i>wget</i> which doesn't set a filetype itself. Holding <tt>SHIFT</tt> while invoking the menu changes the item to identify the filetype and correct it if it was false before.</li>
+<li><b>Identify</b> - will sniff out and set the type of a file if it didn't have one before, e.g. if you transferred a file with <i>wget</i> which doesn't set a filetype itself. Holding <tt>SHIFT</tt> while invoking the menu changes the item to identify the filetype and correct it if it was false before.</li>
 <li><b>Add-Ons</b> - offers you every generic Tracker add-on and those that can handle the selected file(s). See topic <a href="tracker-add-ons.html">Tracker Add-ons</a> for more information.</li></ul>
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@@ -127,7 +124,7 @@ Before you switch Tracker to Single Window Navigation mode, because that may fee
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 <img src="tracker-images/transaction-status.png" width="361" height="149">
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-<p>To the right are two buttons to pause or stop a transaction entirely. Sometimes it can be useful to temporarily pause a large transaction. For example, you may need to quickly launch a large application. Copying large amounts of data chokes your harddisk’s IO bandwidth and thus delays your workflow.
+<p>To the right are two buttons to pause or stop a transaction entirely. Sometimes it can be useful to temporarily pause a large transaction. For example, you may need to quickly launch a large application. Copying large amounts of data chokes your harddisk's IO bandwidth and thus delays your workflow.
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