So I want the following but cant seem to get it to work:
Folder %Commander_Drive%/Downloads
Upon entering I want the files/dirs sorted by date (reverse). (the rule setting up for this is very simple)
BUT this should NOT count for any other file, folders and also NOT for %Commander_Drive%/Downloads/[subfolder]/[content sorted by name]
I cant get %Commander_Drive% to work nor make a subfolder of Downloads not follow the rule for Download.
TC9, Autoswitch & Portable - is this possible?
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- sqa_wizard
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Good idea to support variables (which does not work yet)!
To follow the rule on every subfolder just use the rule notation "C:\Downloads\*" (note the * which is added by default)
To NOT follow the rule on subfolders just remove the * ("C:\Downloads\")
To follow the rule on every subfolder just use the rule notation "C:\Downloads\*" (note the * which is added by default)
To NOT follow the rule on subfolders just remove the * ("C:\Downloads\")
Last edited by sqa_wizard on 2016-06-13, 21:49 UTC, edited 1 time in total.
#5767 Personal license
You may use this command:
Working fine in Windows 10 Pro x64.
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cd %$PERSONAL%..\Downloads
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and what has cd to do with the op's original posting and the fact that you cant use %Commander_Drive% in the new TC9 feature?sidefx88 wrote:You may use this command:Code: Select all
cd %$PERSONAL%..\Downloads