I started cdrtfe with administrator privileges and activated the shell
extensions (got "ShellExtensions registriert."). I closed cdrtfe and rebooted
but I have no cdrtfe entry in any context menu (files or folders).
Windows 7 Ultimate german, x64 version.
Regards,
Jack
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cdrtfe and the Shell Extension (and all included tools) are pure 32 Bit
applications. Normally, 32 Bit programs can be started without problems on a
x64 Windows, but 32 Bit Shell Extensions cannot be used. Unfortunately, I
can't say when or even if there will be 64 Bit versions of cdrtfe or at least
cdrtfeShlEx.dll, as there is still no 64 Bit compiler for Delphi.
Regards,
kerberos002
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I've placed a .lnk to cdrtfe in the
"%UserProfile%\AppData\Roaming\Microsoft\Windows\SendTo" folder with the
command line option "/data" appended to it but when I select a file and send
it to this .lnk (via SendTo) nothing happens (apart from the fact that cdrtfe
is started).
Am I missing something here?
P.S.: Placing links in the SendTo folder on my system is a bit more automated.
I use a .bat script for it that invokes CreateLink.exe (an external command
line tool) to setup the .lnk file (with all necessary parameters (name of the
link, command line parameters, execute in directory, which icon should be
used, etc.) so I didn't create a wrong link for cdrtfe.
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Should it be possible to select e.g. a file, use the SendTo link (with /data)
and after that, select a different file and use the link a second time to add
more files to a data cd/dvd?
The path is visible in the associated field but when I click on "Auswahl" it
doesn't open this path (but D:\Temp which I used for several path entries in
the ini file (e.g. IsoPath=D:\Temp, etc.)).
Regards,
Jack
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I cannot edit my previous posting so I'll have to add a new one sigh
The parameter "VolId=xxx" in the cdrtfe.ini file is not used by cdrtfe. It
doesn't matter what I use (e.g. VolId=DVD or VolId=DatenCD) the CD label
inside cdrtfe stays always the same (just "CD").
It would be nice if we can provide the VolId via command line parameter as
well:
e.G.: cdrtfe <datei 1=""> ... <datei n="">
Regards,
Jack
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BootImage specifies the boot image itself (including the full path), e.g.
"D:\Tools\WinImage\CD Boot Images\boot.img". Folder paths are not allowed.
While running, cdrtfe caches the last used folder for each open/save file
dialog seperately. However, these folder locations are not stored when cdrtfe
is closed. At least under WinXP the operation system saves the last used
folder for the application, which is used in cdrtfe as default folder for all
dialogs directly after being started.
Maybe it's a good idea, to have the possibility to set specific default
folders for some dialogs via cdrtfe.ini.
Thanks for bringing this up. I just cannot believe that nobody has noticed
this bug before. As far as I can see it has been around since 2004.
For each open file dialog you can now specify a default folder in cdrtfe.ini,
section . The entry has the form DfltDlgFolder<n>=, n = 0 .. 18. Example
for the boot image dialog: DfltDlgFolder16=D:\Tools\WinImage\CD Boot Images.
Complete List of supported dialogs:
DfltDlgFolder0 -> Data disc, file
DfltDlgFolder1 -> Data disc, folder
DfltDlgFolder2 -> Data disc, image
DfltDlgFolder3 -> XCD, file
DfltDlgFolder4 -> XCD, form2 file
DfltDlgFolder5 -> XCD, folder
DfltDlgFolder6 -> XCD, image
DfltDlgFolder7 -> Audio CD, track
DfltDlgFolder8 -> Video CD, track
DfltDlgFolder9 -> Video CD, image
DfltDlgFolder10 -> CD image
DfltDlgFolder11 -> CD save image
DfltDlgFolder12 -> DVD Video, source folder
DfltDlgFolder13 -> DVD Video, image
DfltDlgFolder14 -> Project file (load and save)
DfltDlgFolder15 -> Project file list (load and save)
Hi,
I started cdrtfe with administrator privileges and activated the shell
extensions (got "ShellExtensions registriert."). I closed cdrtfe and rebooted
but I have no cdrtfe entry in any context menu (files or folders).
Windows 7 Ultimate german, x64 version.
Regards,
Jack
Hello,
cdrtfe and the Shell Extension (and all included tools) are pure 32 Bit
applications. Normally, 32 Bit programs can be started without problems on a
x64 Windows, but 32 Bit Shell Extensions cannot be used. Unfortunately, I
can't say when or even if there will be 64 Bit versions of cdrtfe or at least
cdrtfeShlEx.dll, as there is still no 64 Bit compiler for Delphi.
Regards,
kerberos002
Ok, thanks a lot for the fast answer. I'll try to use the "send to" function
instead.
Regards,
Jack
Mh, isn't working, too ;(
I've placed a .lnk to cdrtfe in the
"%UserProfile%\AppData\Roaming\Microsoft\Windows\SendTo" folder with the
command line option "/data" appended to it but when I select a file and send
it to this .lnk (via SendTo) nothing happens (apart from the fact that cdrtfe
is started).
Am I missing something here?
P.S.: Placing links in the SendTo folder on my system is a bit more automated.
I use a .bat script for it that invokes CreateLink.exe (an external command
line tool) to setup the .lnk file (with all necessary parameters (name of the
link, command line parameters, execute in directory, which icon should be
used, etc.) so I didn't create a wrong link for cdrtfe.
No, you've just found a newly introduced bug, which prevented the processing
of commandline options.
Please try this:
http://home.arcor.de/kerberos002/download/cdrtfe-1.3.8.1.rar
Regards,
Oliver
Should it be possible to select e.g. a file, use the SendTo link (with /data)
and after that, select a different file and use the link a second time to add
more files to a data cd/dvd?
If that's the case this isn't working (here).
The errorlog from cdrtfe can be found here:
http://db.tt/BcXKLk
Regards,
Jack
Sorry for this and thank you for your patience. Of course it is possible to
repeatedly select files and send them via 'Send To ...' to cdrtfe.
This should work now: http://home.arcor.de/kerberos002/download/cdrtfe-1.3.8.
1-2.rar
Works as expected with 1.3.8.1-2. Thank you!
Can you check something else please?
cdrtfe.ini:
BootImage=D:\Tools\WinImage\CD Boot Images
I modified the .ini file before I open cdrtfe.
The path is visible in the associated field but when I click on "Auswahl" it
doesn't open this path (but D:\Temp which I used for several path entries in
the ini file (e.g. IsoPath=D:\Temp, etc.)).
Regards,
Jack
I cannot edit my previous posting so I'll have to add a new one sigh
The parameter "VolId=xxx" in the cdrtfe.ini file is not used by cdrtfe. It
doesn't matter what I use (e.g. VolId=DVD or VolId=DatenCD) the CD label
inside cdrtfe stays always the same (just "CD").
It would be nice if we can provide the VolId via command line parameter as
well:
e.G.: cdrtfe <datei 1=""> ... <datei n="">
Regards,
Jack
BootImage specifies the boot image itself (including the full path), e.g.
"D:\Tools\WinImage\CD Boot Images\boot.img". Folder paths are not allowed.
While running, cdrtfe caches the last used folder for each open/save file
dialog seperately. However, these folder locations are not stored when cdrtfe
is closed. At least under WinXP the operation system saves the last used
folder for the application, which is used in cdrtfe as default folder for all
dialogs directly after being started.
Maybe it's a good idea, to have the possibility to set specific default
folders for some dialogs via cdrtfe.ini.
Thanks for bringing this up. I just cannot believe that nobody has noticed
this bug before. As far as I can see it has been around since 2004.
fixed version:
http://home.arcor.de/kerberos002/download/cdrtfe-1.3.8.1-3.rar
A future version may have this feature, for now you can use the /load
parameter and a previously saved project file:
cdrtfe /data <files to="" add=""> /load <project file.cfp="">
I'll add a reply to this topic, if I have news regarding the default folders
or the VolID parameter.
Regards,
Oliver
Would be nice if these restrictions would be lifted in a future version.
VolID works fine with 1.3.8.1-3
Regards,
Jack
For each open file dialog you can now specify a default folder in cdrtfe.ini,, n = 0 .. 18. Example
section . The entry has the form DfltDlgFolder<n>=
for the boot image dialog: DfltDlgFolder16=D:\Tools\WinImage\CD Boot Images.
Complete List of supported dialogs:
DfltDlgFolder0 -> Data disc, file
DfltDlgFolder1 -> Data disc, folder
DfltDlgFolder2 -> Data disc, image
DfltDlgFolder3 -> XCD, file
DfltDlgFolder4 -> XCD, form2 file
DfltDlgFolder5 -> XCD, folder
DfltDlgFolder6 -> XCD, image
DfltDlgFolder7 -> Audio CD, track
DfltDlgFolder8 -> Video CD, track
DfltDlgFolder9 -> Video CD, image
DfltDlgFolder10 -> CD image
DfltDlgFolder11 -> CD save image
DfltDlgFolder12 -> DVD Video, source folder
DfltDlgFolder13 -> DVD Video, image
DfltDlgFolder14 -> Project file (load and save)
DfltDlgFolder15 -> Project file list (load and save)
DfltDlgFolder16 -> Boot image
DfltDlgFolder17 -> Save log file
DfltDlgFolder18 -> Temp folder
http://home.arcor.de/kerberos002/download/cdrtfe-1.3.8.1-4.rar
Regards,
Oliver
/cheer
Thanks a lot, it's really usefull :)
If I stumble upon more minor bugs I'll let you know g
Regards,
Jack