And even after deleting all entries and addin only one I get the same error all teh time.
sheepdog
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If it doesn't work then something is probably wrong with your copy.
If you have time and want to help me to resolve this, please save your script and ini in 1 archive. Before that, put the ini file in the "c:\" folder, so to make me execute it without changes.
Okay, it works fine now. It was my mistake, there was a typo in the Setup section. Or better I mixed up absolute path for Totalcmd.exe and %Commander_path% for the ini file. And while I'm running different Versions and Installations of TC that may have led to the error.
menu5=LW K
cmd5=2063
That has been for a test if you can call commands via code (cm_gotodrivec=2063) - you can't.
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completely foolproof is to underestimate the ingenuity of complete fools."
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No, I am practicing computer UI with the armband that translates my sinaptical impulses directly to the operating system commands. It must be the first thing I thought just after I read your post.
CSIDL_APPDATA=0x001A ; Application Data, new for NT4
CSIDL_COMMON_APPDATA=0x0023 ; All Users\Application Data
CSIDL_COMMON_DOCUMENTS=0x002e ; All Users\Documents
CSIDL_DESKTOP=0x0010 ; C:\Documents and Settings\username\Desktop
CSIDL_FONTS=0x0014 ; C:\Windows\Fonts
CSIDL_LOCAL_APPDATA=0x001C ; non roaming, user\Local Settings\Application Data
CSIDL_MYMUSIC=0x000d ; "My Music" folder
CSIDL_MYPICTURES=0x0027 ; My Pictures, new for Win2K
CSIDL_PERSONAL=0x0005 ; My Documents
CSIDL_PROGRAM_FILES_COMMON=0x002b ; C:\Program Files\Common
CSIDL_PROGRAM_FILES=0x0026 ; C:\Program Files
CSIDL_PROGRAMS=0x0002 ; C:\Documents and Settings\username\Start Menu\Programs
CSIDL_RESOURCES=0x0038 ; %windir%\Resources\, For theme and other windows resources.
CSIDL_STARTMENU=0x000b ; C:\Documents and Settings\username\Start Menu
CSIDL_STARTUP=0x0007 ; C:\Documents and Settings\username\Start Menu\Programs\Startup.
CSIDL_SYSTEM=0x0025 ; GetSystemDirectory()
CSIDL_WINDOWS=0x0024 ; GetWindowsDirectory()
You can add more yourself. If TC doesn't support it, it will still work in dialogs.
- improved dialogs:
* focus is not important any more, you can move around the dialog and it will still work.
* current text (file name) will be saved when switching folders.
I had to hard-code some timeings while implementing those improvements, since when I do it too fast, something goes wrong. It works fine here now.
I left v0.5 version available if you encounter some problems with 0.6.
Yes you do. Because maybe I learn something from you.
I use ONLY portable programs on my computer. So if something can make me more portable it is good. But those vars point mostly to PERSONAL folders. And when you move your TC to anothers person computer, why would you wan't access to HIS personal folders.
Because when i move to work and home, i access the my personal files. And mostly of the time, when i use tc on some other people's computer, i need acess to theirs personal folder, to copy to/from usb or similar some files, because those are places where most of win users keep their files.
Also, system folder can be C:\windows, c:\winnt; c:\winxp so with this variables a get directly there or some subfolder, regardless of the win folder name.
i'd like to use the script, but i can't. I double-clicked it and it is running in the systemtray. But whatever keystroke i use i didn't see a menu. How can i determine which keystroke i have to use or how can i set the key for this script.
(I'll try again later 
)
I was just about to report it as a bug 
