At work I have to go to different UNC paths all time, which is why I still use explorer at work. I would like to use total commander but i never worked out a way to access UNC paths without having to map them to a network drive every time.
When I type a unc path in the command line and press it, it opens explorer, instead of opening the location in total commander.
Can this behavior be changed and is there a way to work with UNC paths that I am missing?
How to access UNC Paths with TC?
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Prefix the path with "cd " to open a path typed in command line directly in TC. This is not limited to UNC paths since TC always opens Explorer when the "cd " is missing. If you'd like to type less, then you can add some keyboard shortcut to cm_EditPath command (see Options > Misc > Redefine hotkeys) which will focus and edit the path bar, so you can type the (UNC) path directly.
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Dalai
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Dalai
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Or press Shift+F6 (=rename) while standing on updir [..], paste the path and press ENTER. You can also go there with the mouse, by clicking BEHIND the displayed directory name.
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