opentabs command...
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opentabs command...
From the TC 6.0 helpfile:
"opentabs tabfile.tab in the button bar replaces the current tabs with the tabs saved in tabfile.tab."
Has anyone actually got this to work? I have a button set on my button bar ot try this out, but when I click on it, it does nothing. I have saved the tabs to a file in the TC directory, & have used that name after the opentabs command, but it just does nothing.
"opentabs tabfile.tab in the button bar replaces the current tabs with the tabs saved in tabfile.tab."
Has anyone actually got this to work? I have a button set on my button bar ot try this out, but when I click on it, it does nothing. I have saved the tabs to a file in the TC directory, & have used that name after the opentabs command, but it just does nothing.
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The location of the tab file must be set too, e.g.
opentabs c:\totalcmd\tabfile.tab
opentabs c:\totalcmd\tabfile.tab
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Yes, this is working amazingly for me. This feature makes me very happy.(thanks beta testers/christian!) I have all sorts of shortcut keys setup for different folder tab configurations.
here is my configuration, notice no long files names - works beautifully for me ..
opentabs R:\_Apps\totalcmd\tabs\data.tab
good luck romulous
don't forget about the appendtabs command - it is also useful
here is my configuration, notice no long files names - works beautifully for me ..
opentabs R:\_Apps\totalcmd\tabs\data.tab
good luck romulous
don't forget about the appendtabs command - it is also useful
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Maybe you have disabled tabs in Configuration - Layout?
Maybe you have disabled tabs in Configuration - Layout?
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Ah, ok, I've figured it out. It's a bug in TC - it cannot handle path names with spaces in them. I installed TC into c:\Program Files\Total Commander. I then tried this path in opentabs as is, & also with the " " around it just in case TC couldn't handle the spaces. However, TC will only pick this up if you use the old naming convention of c:\progra~1\totalc~1
Sloppy - a bug like this should have been picked up in testing.
Sloppy - a bug like this should have been picked up in testing.
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Huh?
opentabs C:\long name\language.tab
works fine here, even with TC installed in a directory with spaces!
opentabs C:\long name\language.tab
works fine here, even with TC installed in a directory with spaces!
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Hello to all.
First a Thank You to Mr. Ghisler for this excelent program and to those on the forum that are far more knowledgible than I am. Please bear with a newbie.
I have Ver 6.0 (registered) installed and TCExtMenu.mnu. I have done a little mods to the button bar. I can not seem to locate the "opentabs tabfile.tab" in the button bar. perhaps I have accidently removed it or don't know what I am looking for.
Could someone please advise me as to how to regain it or create it ?
Thank you in advance:
regards:captjlddavis
First a Thank You to Mr. Ghisler for this excelent program and to those on the forum that are far more knowledgible than I am. Please bear with a newbie.
I have Ver 6.0 (registered) installed and TCExtMenu.mnu. I have done a little mods to the button bar. I can not seem to locate the "opentabs tabfile.tab" in the button bar. perhaps I have accidently removed it or don't know what I am looking for.
Could someone please advise me as to how to regain it or create it ?
Thank you in advance:
regards:captjlddavis
Hi captjlddavis,
There is no button per default but you can save your tabs to a file and then add a button to restore these tabs.
Just right click on the toolbar and select change.
Add a new button with command:
opentabs c:\totalcmd\tabfile.tab
Where c:\totalcmd\tabfile.tab is the location and name of your tab file.
There is no button per default but you can save your tabs to a file and then add a button to restore these tabs.
Just right click on the toolbar and select change.
Add a new button with command:
opentabs c:\totalcmd\tabfile.tab
Where c:\totalcmd\tabfile.tab is the location and name of your tab file.
Alain
Hi white,
I checked - my path was typed correctly. The path was c:\program files\total commander\image.tab
The only things I can think of are:
1. Christine only tried c:\long name\language.tab - that path only has one space in it (between long & name) - mine (program files\total commander) has 2 (between program & files & between total & commander). It would be quite strange for this to be the problem though.
2. I only have one language installed on mine - English. Christine would have 2 at least, so maybe there is something in the English language files that could be causing this?
romulous
I checked - my path was typed correctly. The path was c:\program files\total commander\image.tab
The only things I can think of are:
1. Christine only tried c:\long name\language.tab - that path only has one space in it (between long & name) - mine (program files\total commander) has 2 (between program & files & between total & commander). It would be quite strange for this to be the problem though.
2. I only have one language installed on mine - English. Christine would have 2 at least, so maybe there is something in the English language files that could be causing this?
romulous
I uninstalled TC60 on my computer. Then installed it again in c:\program files\total commander with only english installed. I saved some tab windows in c:\program files\total commander\image.tab. I added a button on the button bar with command "opentabs c:\program files\total commander\image.tab"romulous wrote:The path was c:\program files\total commander\image.tab"
Works like a charm. So it seems this is machine dependent and you could be the only one with this problem. Maybe you should describe your configuration (operation system etc.), so others with kinda the same configuration can check also.