Go to custom dir button ?

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Vilius.M
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Go to custom dir button ?

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Is it possible to add toolbar button which navitates to some custom directory ?

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Command: cd H:\TestDir
ToolTip: Goto TestDir

If the path has spaces in the name you must use quotes.
cd "H:\Test Dir"
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A simple way to create such a button is to simply drag&drop the folder from the file list to the buttonbar.
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So, maybe command field supports multiple CMD commands, separated by some symbol or maybe I can use *.bat file ?

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Press Start, Help, and find "cmd" topic. There are many very interesting things there...
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Vilius.M,
So, maybe command field supports multiple CMD commands, separated by some symbol or maybe I can use *.bat file ?
You don't need multiple commands or a .bat file to go to a custom dir.

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Hacker wrote:Vilius.M,
So, maybe command field supports multiple CMD commands, separated by some symbol or maybe I can use *.bat file ?
You don't need multiple commands or a .bat file to go to a custom dir.

Roman
Maybe it was a slightly unrelated question... :wink:
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