FILE CONTEXT MENU COMMAND - < run_ctxcommand >() ... [Pro]
Run FILE CONTEXT MENU COMMAND <run_ctxcommand>("File path",Menu command,Unused,Unused) Available in: Professional edition
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This command performs specified Windows shell "context menu command". Note: When a user right-clicks on a file in Windows Explorer a menu so called "context menu" is shown. There are listed several commands a user can perform on the file (like "Open", "Delete", "Copy", etc.).
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Parameter name
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Parameter description
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1
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File path
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(Full) path to the file (e.g., "c:\mydocuments\doc1.doc") to run a command on. Can be a static text or variable containing text.
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2
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Menu command
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Menu command as shown on the menu. For example: Open, Copy, Delete, etc. If the command is in submenu then use "\" to separate submenu. Example: Send To\My Documents, WinZip\Add to Zip file..., etc. Commands can contain also wildcards (* and ?). Example: WinZ*\Add
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3
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Unused
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Must be 0.
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4
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Unused
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Must be 0.
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Example (Macro Steps):
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1
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<#> <#> This command opens property dialog of "C:\temp" directory
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2
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Macro execution: ONLY COMMANDS
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3
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Run FILE CONTEXT MENU COMMAND "Properties" on file "c:\temp"
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Example (Plain Text):
<#> This command opens property dialog of "C:\temp" directory
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<run_ctxcommand>("c:\temp",Properties,0,0)