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I use a variety of applications that allow me to enter (and hotkey) custom commands. For instance, if I want to open a cmd shell in the current working directory, I could hotkey that and just add that to a context menu. Is there a way to do this in BC 3?
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Yes, this is possible:
Go to the Extras menu and there click on Options entry.
The fifth entry in the opening dialog box is called Open with.
Here you can define your external applications.
Hope this helps ...
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Is there a way to launch a command (for instance a cmd shell) without referring to an object reference passed from BC?Comment
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No, but you can do the following:
Tools \ Options \ Open With
Description: Cmd Shell
Command line: cmd.exe /K cd
Working folder: <base folder>
Check the Accepts folders checkbox only.
Click [New...] button to create a second entry
Description: Cmd Shell
Command line: cmd.exe /K rem
Working folder: <base folder>
Check the Accepts files checkbox only.
This will put the Cmd Shell command on all objects (files and folders).
For folders, the cd command will change directories to the passed in folder.
For files, the rem command will treat the passed in text as a remark/comment and ignore it.BC v4.0.7 build 19761
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