I know notepad++.exe can be started with the -nosessions option, however... when you
open a document through the shell integration this option is of course not set.
Is there a workaround or option I can set in the program itself?
Or can it be build in somewhere in the future?
Mike
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Since you cannot enter command line switches using a double click, this issue has plagued many Windows apps.
I have been using execparm for years. It is a small, free shell add-on which adds a new entry called Execute with parameters to the context menu on right clicking an executable. Clicking this entry displays an Ok/Cancel dialog box with a text field to type switches and other arguments into. Nice for occasional needs.
CChris
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I know notepad++.exe can be started with the -nosessions option, however... when you
open a document through the shell integration this option is of course not set.
Is there a workaround or option I can set in the program itself?
Or can it be build in somewhere in the future?
Mike
you may try something similar to the solution here:
https://sourceforge.net/forum/forum.php?thread_id=3183934&forum_id=331754
Since you cannot enter command line switches using a double click, this issue has plagued many Windows apps.
I have been using execparm for years. It is a small, free shell add-on which adds a new entry called Execute with parameters to the context menu on right clicking an executable. Clicking this entry displays an Ok/Cancel dialog box with a text field to type switches and other arguments into. Nice for occasional needs.
CChris