Is there any way to define a start menu command to move the selected files to a specific dir (not the current target dir)? It does not work to specify it as the parameter or the starting directory of the command.
Thanks.
Any way to specify target of cm_RenMov?
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Sorry, I've no idea how to do this with cm_RenMov (I don't think that this is possible at all), but you can use
Another possibility is to drag the files on a folder-shortcut on the button-bar.
~ Florian
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cmd.exe /c move %n d:\newdir\
~ Florian
2jdmarch
Create the following button:
Title: Move selected files to c:\Your\Desired\Destination\Dir
Command: cmd /c
Parameters: for /f "delims=" %%f in (%L) do move "%%f" "c:\Your\Desired\Destination\Dir"
Works under NT4 and 2000. Correct the things in red. And you can assign hotkey to this button (use Configuration | Misc to use hotkey other than Ctrl+Alt+Fn).
Alternatively, you can create a shortcut file in "Send To" folder and access it via context menu. To move selected files press Shift+Enter on that menu item.
Alternatively, you create a button on button bar with "cd c:\your\desired\destination\dir" command and drag'n'drop files on it to copy, or Alt+drag'n'drop to move.
2Christian
IMHO, it would be more intuitively clear to use Shift+drag'n'drop to move files, and Alt+drag'n'drop to create new button.
Create the following button:
Title: Move selected files to c:\Your\Desired\Destination\Dir
Command: cmd /c
Parameters: for /f "delims=" %%f in (%L) do move "%%f" "c:\Your\Desired\Destination\Dir"
Works under NT4 and 2000. Correct the things in red. And you can assign hotkey to this button (use Configuration | Misc to use hotkey other than Ctrl+Alt+Fn).
Alternatively, you can create a shortcut file in "Send To" folder and access it via context menu. To move selected files press Shift+Enter on that menu item.
Alternatively, you create a button on button bar with "cd c:\your\desired\destination\dir" command and drag'n'drop files on it to copy, or Alt+drag'n'drop to move.
2Christian
IMHO, it would be more intuitively clear to use Shift+drag'n'drop to move files, and Alt+drag'n'drop to create new button.