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Sudip
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Prefixed Startup Directories

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I have newly installed Total Commander. This looks like wonderful substitute for Windows Explorer. I have been able to customize almost everything in Options menu. But I am not able to set settings in respect of the following:
1. If possible I would like to preset Left/Right directories to my choice.
2. If possible I would like to set buttons on top right of both directories listings by which I can go (up level/root of drive)
Thanks in advance.
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1.
a) Open directories on both windows of TC.
b) Restart TC.
c) Go to (Menu): Configuration - Options - Operation - Save on exit
d) Untick "Directories"
e) Press OK.

2. (Menu): Configuration - Options - Layout
Tick: "Show drive buttons" and "Show two drive buttons bar"
Press OK.
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Post by *MVV »

Or:

1. Edit Total Commander.lnk's command line:

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"X:\Path\To\TOTALCMD.exe" /L="Left Path" /R="Right Path"
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Prefixed Startup Directories

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Gral wrote:1.
a) Open directories on both windows of TC.
b) Restart TC.
c) Go to (Menu): Configuration - Options - Operation - Save on exit
d) Untick "Directories"
e) Press OK.

2. (Menu): Configuration - Options - Layout
Tick: "Show drive buttons" and "Show two drive buttons bar"
Press OK.
This one worked therefore I did not try Mvv's suggestion.
Perfect !
:)
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Post by *sorcar »

Garl has offered a simplified solution for beginners, but MVV's solution is elegant, and possibly for more advanced users, allowing them multiple options.
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sorcar wrote:Garl has offered a simplified solution for beginners, but MVV's solution is elegant, and possibly for more advanced users, allowing them multiple options.
You are bang right sorcar because the way I did before it worked but had holes. Then I tried that more advanced way, which is foolproof also easier.
Unless you had posted this topic I would never care to do it the second way.
Thanks.
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