markierten Ordner öffnen

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#6 markierten Ordner öffnen

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Owner: nobody

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Updated: 2012-10-29

Created: 2012-02-23

Creator: Anonymous

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Ich sitze im Rollstuhl, bin vom Hals abwärts gelähmt und Classic Shell erleichtert mir die Bedienung des Computers ungemein. Ich vermisse nur eine Option. Einen Button um einen markierten Ordner oder eine markierte Datei zu öffnen. Oder einen Button der die "Enter-Taste" ersetzt. Ich finde zwar den Button "Open Folder", den ich aber nicht benutzen kann oder er funktioniert nicht.
Vielen Dank schon mal

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Nobody/Anonymous - 2012-02-23

How to create a button to open the selected file:

Download http://www.optimumx.com/download/ShellExecute.zip and extract ShellExecute.exe to C:\Program Files\Classic Shell\

In Classic Explorer settings, create a custom command and in the "Command:" field of the custom command, enter this command:
%ProgramFiles%\Classic Shell\ShellExecute.exe /F:"%2" /W:"%1" /A:

You must put both in double quotes. %2 is selected file %1 is current/working directory.

In the Label: or Tip: field, enter "Open selected file"

Done. Hope this helps.

German Google translation:
So erstellen Sie eine Schaltfläche, um die gewählte Datei zu öffnen:

Downloaden und extrahieren http://www.optimumx.com/download/ShellExecute.zip ShellExecute.exe nach C: \ Program Files \ Classic Shell \

Im Classic-Explorer-Einstellungen, erstellen Sie einen benutzerdefinierten Befehl und in der "Command:"-Feld der benutzerdefinierten Befehl, geben Sie folgenden Befehl ein:
% ProgramFiles% \ Classic Shell \ ShellExecute.exe / F: "% 2" / B: "% 1" / A:

Sie müssen sowohl in doppelte Anführungszeichen setzen. % 2 gewählt Datei% 1 ist aktuell / Arbeitsverzeichnis.

Im Label: oder Tipp: Geben Sie im Feld "Öffnen ausgewählte Datei"

Fertig.
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Ivo Beltchev - 2012-02-23

If all you want is to launch the selected file, simply use %2 as your command (no quotes). There is no need for ShellExecute.exe.

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Nobody/Anonymous - 2012-02-23

Oh! (red faced) Didn't know that. %2 works directly :) What about other secondary verbs?

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Nobody/Anonymous - 2012-02-23

One advantage though (for batch files or scripts) is that with shellexecute.exe, you can specify the working directory as %1. Maybe Classic Shell should add a field for "Working directory" for an Explorer command.

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Ivo Beltchev - 2012-02-23

Yes, %2 only works if you want the default verb and if you want the current folder to be the working directory.
For something fancier you do need ShellExecute.exe.
I don't want to add a working directory setting because very few commands need a working directory, and even fewer need it to be different than the current folder. If you really, really need it, there are ways to work around it.

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Nobody/Anonymous - 2012-02-23

Okay. But anything as admin (elevated) needs current directory. When running anything elevated, Windows sets it to %windir%\system32.

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