I was experimenting with Notepad++, but I could nof find out, how to start viewing in Opera browser, a html file edited in Notepad++ ..
Can anybody explain me please?
Greetz
Jive1
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You might need to do some experimenting by clicking the "Run!" button on the dialog. When it works, click the "Save..." button and give it a name like "Launch in Opera" and a hotkey combination to launch it. --Joel
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You probably have store already this shortcut with a bad command you should have several command in run menu, so you need to check and edit the file shortcuts.xml in your application data/notepad++ directory.
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Hey!
I was experimenting with Notepad++, but I could nof find out, how to start viewing in Opera browser, a html file edited in Notepad++ ..
Can anybody explain me please?
Greetz
Jive1
Use the Run command (default key is F5) and then enter something like this:
opera "$(FULL_CURRENT_PATH)"
You may need to put the command to start Opera where the word "opera" appears above. For example:
"C:\Program Files\Opera\Opera902W.exe" "$(FULL_CURRENT_PATH)"
You might need to do some experimenting by clicking the "Run!" button on the dialog. When it works, click the "Save..." button and give it a name like "Launch in Opera" and a hotkey combination to launch it. --Joel
I got it to work with your reply.
E:\Opera\Opera.exe "$(FULL_CURRENT_PATH)" did the trick.
Only weird thing is that when I use the hotkey combination (ctrl+shift+o in my case) it just launches a new page in opera, not the file.
You probably have store already this shortcut with a bad command you should have several command in run menu, so you need to check and edit the file shortcuts.xml in your application data/notepad++ directory.