Editing action for type

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Does anyone know where I can find documentation of the
syntax and semantics of the contents of the Application
used to perform action textbox of the Editing action for
type window?

What is the significance of the quoting recommended in so
many examples?

What is %1?

Is there any meaning to %2?

What is %*

Are there other options?

I can find many examples, some of which even include some
explanation. What I can't find is a thorough explanation
of what goes in this input and what it means.

Thanks for any suggestions.
 
%1 represents the path to the file (that the "action" is being performed
on). You'll want to surround it in quotes in case the path includes spaces.
 
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