I am trying with lopesoft tools to create an entry in the main contextual menu to create a new notepad++ txt file. That is create an icon with an empty txt file.
How can i do that.
I think is with a command line or something like that .
By example :
notepad++ is installed in
c:\program files(86)\notepad++
to launch the program the command line is
c:\program files(86)\notepad++\notepad++.exe
But if i only want to create in the windows explorer an icon representing an empty txt file.... How can i do ?
What is the command ?
Best Regards
Last edit: Visibler 2014-02-19
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There is no direct command - you cannot pass actions to Notepad++ from the current line.
If you have sessions disabled, thenthe command you provided will indeed open a new file.
You can associate your text files with Notepad++, and use the existing New -> Text Document in the Explorer menu.
One last thing: your path uses a path with a space in it, but you didn't enclose it inside double quotes. Perhaps the fix is just doing that.
CChris
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I am trying with lopesoft tools to create an entry in the main contextual menu to create a new notepad++ txt file. That is create an icon with an empty txt file.
How can i do that.
I think is with a command line or something like that .
By example :
notepad++ is installed in
c:\program files(86)\notepad++
to launch the program the command line is
c:\program files(86)\notepad++\notepad++.exe
But if i only want to create in the windows explorer an icon representing an empty txt file.... How can i do ?
What is the command ?
Best Regards
Last edit: Visibler 2014-02-19
There is no direct command - you cannot pass actions to Notepad++ from the current line.
If you have sessions disabled, thenthe command you provided will indeed open a new file.
You can associate your text files with Notepad++, and use the existing New -> Text Document in the Explorer menu.
One last thing: your path uses a path with a space in it, but you didn't enclose it inside double quotes. Perhaps the fix is just doing that.
CChris