V
Vinzz
Hi,
I know and often use the registry trick to add a command to the right
click menu, like:
[HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT\*\shell\MyBatch\Command] @="\"C:\\Foobar.bat\"
\"%1\""
But Foobar.bat don't seem to be called if more than one files are
selected (even if the context entry is present).
Do you know how it's possible to give multiple files as parameters to a
program through the context menu?
Thanks in advance,
Vincent
I know and often use the registry trick to add a command to the right
click menu, like:
[HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT\*\shell\MyBatch\Command] @="\"C:\\Foobar.bat\"
\"%1\""
But Foobar.bat don't seem to be called if more than one files are
selected (even if the context entry is present).
Do you know how it's possible to give multiple files as parameters to a
program through the context menu?
Thanks in advance,
Vincent