explorer

问题 is it possible to open a explorer window from powershell and store the path selected in the explorer, to a variable? to open explorer window from powershell PS C:> explorer 回答1: Maybe this script is what you want: Function Select-FolderDialog { param([string]$Description="Select Folder",[string]$RootFolder="Desktop") [System.Reflection.Assembly]::LoadWithPartialName("System.windows.forms") | Out-Null $objForm = New-Object System.Windows.Forms.FolderBrowserDialog $objForm.Rootfolder =

问题 I use sort by + name, and explorer cannot sort my files by name. How can they screw up something so easy? Is there any magic registry way to do this, here is the explorer output and dir output. I want the dir version of course. 回答1: Windows 7's sort is an absolute joke. The rubbish above about natural sorting is no excuse - I don't know anyone who would naturally sort "Back to the Future 3" before "Back to the Future" for example, and other languages existed pre Windows 7. The fix can be

问题 I'd like to run this batch file (setenv.cmd) when I right click on any folder: @echo off SET CPLUS_INCLUDE_PATH=C:\mingw32\include;C:\mingw32\lib\gcc\mingw32\4.9.2\include; SET PATH=%PATH%;C:\Archivos de programa\7-Zip;C:\Archivos de programa\WinRAR;C:\usr\bin;C:\msys\1.0\bin;C:\gtk2\bin SET PKG_CONFIG_PATH=C:\gtk2\lib\pkgconfig;C:\usr\lib\pkgconfig @echo on I setuped my registry from this page, with the "prompt here". My question is how to open the console window from the selected directory

问题 I'd like to run this batch file (setenv.cmd) when I right click on any folder: @echo off SET CPLUS_INCLUDE_PATH=C:\mingw32\include;C:\mingw32\lib\gcc\mingw32\4.9.2\include; SET PATH=%PATH%;C:\Archivos de programa\7-Zip;C:\Archivos de programa\WinRAR;C:\usr\bin;C:\msys\1.0\bin;C:\gtk2\bin SET PKG_CONFIG_PATH=C:\gtk2\lib\pkgconfig;C:\usr\lib\pkgconfig @echo on I setuped my registry from this page, with the "prompt here". My question is how to open the console window from the selected directory

问题 I have a problem with creating a shortcut that opens a certain program in Powershell. It is part of a small game server. Therefore the server folder needs to be able to be copied, to create another server. The program needs to be run in administrator mode. It needs to work for both cmd an powershell (I don't mind if they are 2 different shortcuts due to syntax). What I have so far: CMD: %SystemRoot%\System32\cmd.exe /c D: & cd "D:\Path\to\server\folder\" & Server.exe PowerShell: %SystemRoot%

问题 I have a problem with creating a shortcut that opens a certain program in Powershell. It is part of a small game server. Therefore the server folder needs to be able to be copied, to create another server. The program needs to be run in administrator mode. It needs to work for both cmd an powershell (I don't mind if they are 2 different shortcuts due to syntax). What I have so far: CMD: %SystemRoot%\System32\cmd.exe /c D: & cd "D:\Path\to\server\folder\" & Server.exe PowerShell: %SystemRoot%

问题 I am looking for a way to easily copy the file details that appear in a Windows Explorer (details view) and paste it as tabular text. Ideally, the procedure would be to select some files in an Explorer, make a choice in the context menu (or use a shortcut key), and the list would be copied to the clipboard. When pasting, the tabular format would be preserved so that Excel would recognize the columns or Word keep tabs (or create a table). I would like to have a solution that transfers the

问题 I just realised there is a shell: URI, but every search engine seems to think shell: and shell are the same thing. The only thing I've found out is that you can type shell:startup right in explorer (XP & 7 tested) for obvious effects. This is good already because there is no %startup% , but I want to know what else is this capable of. Is there any MS reference on this? EDIT (even if it's not on MSDN) 回答1: Stuart seems to have found a fairly thorough list of the folders; I'll speak to the

问题 Situation I have a 3rd party GUI application that accepts multiple files via CLI, for example: MyProgram.exe "file1" "file2" Then all the files are loaded at once into the same instance of the application. To optimize my time I would like to load multiple files by doing right-mouse-click on some files from Windows Explorer (eg: Select 5 files > do right-click > select "Open in MyProgram" command ) I know how to create the needed registry keys to add that command in the context menu for