Where is cm_SavePathToFileA?

[MVV]

You need VBS or VB6? You've mentioned VBS earlier.

[sexy69]

indifferently, for me it's the same

[MVV]

I've just gave you an example of VBS script reading its command line arguments, you are free to do anything with this information.

[sexy69]

WScript.Echo WScript.Arguments.item(0)

msgbox ???????????

What am I there to enter

[MVV]

What do you want to do with your script?
My example doesn't contain any editable fields, it only shows how you can get command line arguments, and you are free to do anything with them.

[sexy69]

VBS skrypt:
How will the code for Path

Dim WshShell As Object
Set WshShell = CreateObject("WScript.Shell")
WshShell.AppActivate "Total Commander (x64)"
msgbox Path (active window TC) ?

[MVV]

What should this script do at all? Activate TC window, what's next? It is unclear now.

[sexy69]

e.g
(active window TC) "C:\Program Files\" <- (Path)
Msgbox Path

Msgbox must read path of the active window

[MVV]

If you want just a message box, WScript.Echo does exactly that, and this script does exactly what you ask (shows a message box with current path in active panel), so I don't understand what is wrong with it.

Screenshot

[sexy69]

Then write in a notepad txt: "Msgbox Path" and name the file test.vbs
Now run the file (double-click the mouse on the icon of the file)
and see the result is the window will show the path TC (e.g. Source or Target).

[MVV]

Please give an example of file that should be created.

[sexy69]

You'd better not explain.

I want to Msgbox showed what window is active?

[MVV]

Do you really need path of current panel or you only need to know which one is active? I don't understand what you're trying to get using these paths.

[sexy69]

Yes, I need it