Developer notes:
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	* I18n: Do NOT ever edit the po/Makefile.in.in or run glib-gettextize
	  or gettextize in this directory, as it'll break the locales
	  install stuff. If you think you need to change something,
	  ask Benedikt Meurer first (benedikt.meurer@unix-ag.uni-siegen.de).

This is for the docs:

Image previews in xffm.

By default, automatic image previewing is off in xffm. You may turn it
on by selecting the "options->image auto previews" from the main menu
(or typing ALT-I from the keyboard). This option will not persist from
session to session unless you choose "options->save configuration" from
the main menu. 

Alternately, if you do not want to enable image previews for all
directories, you can right click on any directory and toggle the
"Preview images" line. This will enable/disable image previews for that
directory and all its children directories.

Both of the above image previews are subjected to a maximum image size
of 256 KB. If you desire to change this limit, modify the
XFFM_MAX_PREVIEW_SIZE from the xfce-mcs-manager. To make changes
permanent, define the appropriate value in your environment.

If you want to preview a single image regardless of size, right click on
the file and the popup will display a line "Preview this image". This
will generate a decent size preview regardless of size. 

Files must have a image file extension for the preview functions to work
correctly.
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Xffm keyboard shortcuts:
 Alt-keys send you to the main menu elements (translation dependent)
 alt-left shrink icon
 alt-right grow icon

immediate action:
 delete = remove
 insert = new (file or directory)
 right arrow = go up
 left arrow = double click
 return = double click (yes, same action as left arrow)
 windows key Right = toggle view up 
 windows key left = toggle view down
 F1 (Main menu toggle)
 F2 (Navigation toolbar toggle)
 F3 (File toolbar toggle)
 F4 (Filter box toggle)
 F5 (column titles toggle)
 F6 (Size column toggle)
 F7 (Date column toggle)
 F8 (Group column toggle)
 F9 (Uid column toggle)
 F10 (gtk default selects first element of main menu --if visible--)
 F11 (Mode column toggle)
 F12 = bring up popup menu (also window menu key)
 

control keys, imply action:
 ctrl-insert = double click
 ctrl-X Cut(gtk default)
 ctrl-C Copy(gtk default)
 ctrl-V Paste(gtk default)
 ctrl-L (List pasteboard)
 ctrl-K (Klear or Kaput pasteboard)
 ctrl-Q (Quit)
 ctrl-F (Find)
 ctrl-E (Execute)
 ctrl-A (select All)
 ctrl-U (Unselect all)
 ctrl-home (go home)
 ctrl-left (go back)
 ctrl-right (go forward)
 ctrl-down (go to)
 ctrl-up (go up)
 ctrl-P (print)
 ctrl-M (modify or touch)
 ctrl-S (symlink creation)
 ctrl-D (duplicate)
 ctrl-R (rename)
 ctrl-Y (disk yusage)
 ctrl-Z (refresh)
 ctrl-T (terminal)
 ctrl-N (new xffm window)
 ctrl-O (Open with)

and the shift-ctrl to modify the xffm configuration:
 
 shift-ctrl-C (Copy on drag toggle)
 shift-ctrl-H (Hidden files toggle)
 shift-ctrl-F (Filetype subsorting toggle)
 shift-ctrl-I (Image autopreview toggle)
 shift-ctrl-M (Monitor toggle)
 shift-ctrl-R (Rsh instead of ssh toggle)
 shift-ctrl-S (Scp/rcp instead of rsync toggle)
 shift-ctrl-T (Trash collection toggle)
 shift-ctrl-W (Wastebasket toggle)

and finally the "be careful" actions:
 ctrl-alt-S (scramble) 
 ctrl-alt-U (unscramble)

Keyboard shortcuts can be customizable (as in xftree): you can open a menu, highlight an entry and press a keyboard key to create the shortcut. It but it should work. To save such configured shortcuts from session to session, a patch would be welcome.
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