Open folder in TC from current Explorer view

[HalbschuhTouri]

2HalbschuhTouri
The Code sections are Registry files.
You store this content into a file yourname.reg
Double-clicking this file in TC or Explorer will add the entries into the registry after the UAC prompt.

Thanks, but the post explicitly says: Set_OpenInTC_Item.cmd
So this would clearly indicate the code to follow being a .cmd-file. A registry-file on the other hand should have the extension ".reg" and wouldn't it need to say
"Windows Registry Editor Version 5.00" right at the top?

Addendum:
These code sections also start with: "@echo off". Never seen that in a .reg-file.

[Hacker]

HalbschuhTouri,

the post explicitly says: Set_OpenInTC_Item.cmd

There are several posts, some mention .reg files, some mention .cmd files.

Roman

[Horst.Epp]

2HalbschuhTouri
As Hacker already said.
You have to read and understand the posts.
If this isn't the case, you should not go on with such system modifications
before you have a clear understanding.

[HalbschuhTouri]

If this isn't the case, you should not go on with such system modifications
before you have a clear understanding.

Ok, got it running. Yes, these were cmd-s as indicated. But I had pasted them into my editor which - as it turned out - had still been pre-set to UTF16LE. When I finally tried to run the .cmd from the command-prompt instead of directly from TC I then got error-messages that even "@echo off" had not been recognized as a command ("▓@") and when I saw that strange square-field I got suspicious as this is clearly not part of the ASCII-range. The rest was not that difficult any more to figure out.

[HalbschuhTouri]

There are several posts, some mention .reg files, some mention .cmd files.

True, but the one I had replied to by @laub clearly had been offering .cmd-scripts in the code-section to copy - which initially did not work for me. So the comment about them being .reg-files to import via regedit were a bit misleading. As it turned out the actual culprit had been pasting and then improvidently saving them with a wrongful encoding from my editor.