How to Hop to Explorer in same folder as TC is sitting

[johnstonf]

Is there a more elegant way to Hop to Explorer in same
folder as TC is sitting.

Right now, in TC I do a Commands> RunDOS. This
leave me in the correct folder.

Then I type "explorer ." (note the "dot") and this runs
the Explorer in that directory.

I'd like to be able to just go Commands> RunExplorer
instead of Commands> RunDOS.

Is there a way to do this, or am I stuck with my way?

Thanks, Fred.

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[chasbas]

How about just typing "." on the command line and pressing Enter?

[johnstonf]

Hey, that's a LOT better... thanks!...

[Horst.Epp]

Right Mouse click and Explorer

[Sheepdog]

Right Mouse click and Explorer

To be exact, right mouse click to empty space in the TC window. (if you touch a file with the mouse cursor, the context menu doesn't contain explorer)

sheepdog

[Lefteous]

2Sheepdog

To be exact, right mouse click to empty space in the TC window.

It's sometimes difficult to find empty space in a file panel. Right-clicking on the current path will do the job.

[Sheepdog]

2Sheepdog

To be exact, right mouse click to empty space in the TC window.

It's sometimes difficult to find empty space in a file panel. Right-clicking on the current path will do the job.

So I learn every day I follow the threads something new

Thanks

sheepdog

[Clo]

2Lefteous
2Sheepdog
Hello !
• That works fine with the right-click.
- I click just between the last file-row and the status-bar;
it's a bit narrow, but I didn't find a better place when the file-list is long…
Kind regards,
Claude
Clo

[johnstonf]

When I RightClick on the empty space, I don't get any
context pop-up (any ideas why?).

But... it DOES work for me if I RightClick on the
current path, and then choose Explore (and that
is a nice consistent place to do it from too!).

Fred

[norfie]

[Lefteous]

2johnstonf

When I RightClick on the empty space, I don't get any
context pop-up (any ideas why?).

You have click the right mouse button on the empty space and not release it until the menu appears.

But... it DOES work for me if I RightClick on the
current path, and then choose Explore (and that
is a nice consistent place to do it from too!).

The title bar has two right mouse button functions. A right-click (mouse push and release) will bring up the explorer menu. If you click the right mouse button here and release it you'll get the directory history menu.

[johnstonf]

Yup, that works! (both)...

thanks... Fred

[Clo]

2johnstonf
Hi !
• Right, it works on the file-list header…

… and also on the drive-buttons !
… and also on the "F8" button (but you get only "My Computer", not the current dir. …)

Finally, a good trick to get a third window (the issue that angers !)

Kind regards,
Claude (one year older today…)
Clo

[johnstonf]

Happy birthday!
Not sure what you meant by this one...

Finally, a good trick to get a third window (the issue that angers

Fred

[Clo]

2johnstonf
Thanks ! Its really my birthday (the candles are more expansive than the gâteau now...)

• We had some "hot" threads about extra-windows for TC...
* Unfortunately, this was in the German Forum, I could read just a bit…
{ ¤ Please, Stefan, HELP! ¤ }

K R
Claude
Clo