As Administrator missing for DOS

[Octagon]

The new As Administrator menu entry in the button bar context menu correctly appears for programs and does not appear for internal commands. However, the cm_ExecuteDOS internal command should be an exception since it actually starts a program.

[karlchen]

Obvious workaround:

Assign this commandline, %SystemRoot%\system32\cmd.exe, to the button instead. Or even shorter: %COMSPEC%.

Karl

[Octagon]

Obvious workaround:

Assign this commandline, %SystemRoot%\system32\cmd.exe, to the button instead. Or even shorter: %COMSPEC%.

Yes, obvious. However, the quality level of Total Commander is high and this must be considered a bug. Not a high priority one evidently, but a bug still.

If not, assuming that to be a legitimate procedure, then the very existence of the Run DOS internal command is a redundancy and, considering the TC level of quality, another bug.

[MVV]

There are a lot of commands that still can't be done w/o elevated TC instance. I think that if problem may be solved using such simple trick we don't need to overload TC by such additional thing.

[ghisler(Author)]

Sorry, elevation is only available to external programs, not to internal commands. It wouldn't make any sense for most internal commands anyway.