Can somebody help me to start my editplus and notepad ++ using run command .
this software is installed in my xp machine in D:\softwares\Editplus folder. (i just felt like clarifying that it is not in C:\program files\)
thanks in anticipation.
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run command for editplus and notepadd ++
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, Mar 09 2010 05:33 AM
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Posted 09 March 2010 - 02:07 PM
Can you not just go to Start / Run and use the Browse button to find the folder and the executables.
It should display all your drives.
If you know where the executables are, why not just right click on them and pin them
to the Start Menu.
It should display all your drives.
If you know where the executables are, why not just right click on them and pin them
to the Start Menu.
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Posted 09 March 2010 - 09:45 PM
Thanks for the help.
But please help me out .
I want to know the run command.
Thanks
But please help me out .
I want to know the run command.
Thanks
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Posted 09 March 2010 - 10:10 PM
Create a new file in your C:\WINDOWS\system32 folder and give it a .bat extension. Choose the name wisely as this will be the command you issue at the run box. So, if you chose the name "notepp" then the file would be called "notepp.bat"
Open this new file in Notepad (or Notepad++) and paste the following:
Replacing the D:\softwares\NotepadPP part with the path to the Notepad++ executable.
Repeat for any further programs.
Link: Batch File Maker
Open this new file in Notepad (or Notepad++) and paste the following:
start /d"D:\softwares\NotepadPP\" NOTEPA~1.EXE
Replacing the D:\softwares\NotepadPP part with the path to the Notepad++ executable.
Repeat for any further programs.
Link: Batch File Maker
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Posted 10 March 2010 - 10:21 AM
Thanks Andrew, for answering the OP fully.
I have to wonder why a batch file from the Run command is preferred to pinning the programs to the Start Menu
or even placing program icons in the Quick Launch area.
I have to wonder why a batch file from the Run command is preferred to pinning the programs to the Start Menu
or even placing program icons in the Quick Launch area.
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Posted 10 March 2010 - 01:05 PM
Some of us prefer our keyboards to the mouse! 
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Posted 10 March 2010 - 02:48 PM
Thank you Andrew .very very very very much...
The answer is excellent and is a permanent solution for most of my run command needs.
Also you are right about the usage of keyboard. yes ! We prefer to use Keyboards more than mouse...!!!
Thanks a lot again.. its people like you who make me feel proud being a part of Bleepingcomputer !!
Three Cheers !!!
The answer is excellent and is a permanent solution for most of my run command needs.
Also you are right about the usage of keyboard. yes ! We prefer to use Keyboards more than mouse...!!!
Thanks a lot again.. its people like you who make me feel proud being a part of Bleepingcomputer !!
Three Cheers !!!
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Posted 11 March 2010 - 04:53 AM
Andrew
I still have my printed MS DOS 5 manual and fondly remember the days when I learned how
to create batch files and there was nothing more satisfying than a perfectly constructed
autoexec.bat. (Config.sys was also challenging, initially, in dealing with several bootup options
with the different memory configurations).
I expect my typing skills would be better, without the point and click!
I still have my printed MS DOS 5 manual and fondly remember the days when I learned how
to create batch files and there was nothing more satisfying than a perfectly constructed
autoexec.bat. (Config.sys was also challenging, initially, in dealing with several bootup options
with the different memory configurations).
I expect my typing skills would be better, without the point and click!
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Posted 11 March 2010 - 01:19 PM
Ah, yes! The good old days when men were men and fearlessly edited autoexec.bat. The command line is the dying art of a noble breed of geeks!
*Andrew commiserates with petewillis
*Andrew commiserates with petewillis
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Posted 12 March 2010 - 08:22 AM
And oh, the ecstasy of typing 'win' at the prompt, for the really cool Win 3.1.
(Still works great on my ancient Dell 486 DX2 66mhz).
Alas, my true identity is now revealed.
(Genesis c5 v27). (reborn).
(Still works great on my ancient Dell 486 DX2 66mhz).
Alas, my true identity is now revealed.
(Genesis c5 v27). (reborn).
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