Using Totalcommander as shell

[MVV]

I mean, on my system, folders (in Explorer) only open via double-click anyway, so what does this reg entry do ?

With this fix double-click on folder will open it in TC instead of Explorer.
But in Windows 7 you also need additional line in this REG-file:

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"DelegateExecute"=-

Of course, don't forget to add blank line at the end of file.

[chrizoo]

where should this "double-click on folder" occur? on the desktop? or in Windows Explorer ?? Because actually the point is to avoid Windows Explorer ...

And what do you mean "add blank line at the end of file" ?

[chrizoo]

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OK, I am about make these registry changes now, but since this is a delicate undertaking, I don't want to make errors, so ... what does that mean "don't forget to add blank line at the end of file." ?

And in this posting:

Adjust paths to TC (watch the double backslashes!), save as blablablubb.reg and doubleclick:

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REGEDIT4

[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Classes\CLSID\{7007ACC7-3202-11D1-AAD2-00805FC1270E}\shell]
@=-

... is the very last sign a minus sign ? And what is its signification ?
thank you.

[petermad]

A minus sign as the value for a Registry entry, means that the value will be deleted.

[chrizoo]

oh, I see. thank you!