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In windows XP, you could edit command lines so that when you right click on a
specific file type, you can do more advanced actions. For example, if I
remember correctly, when opening an audio or video file in QuickTime, the
file is opened, but playback doesn't start right away. To solve this, I went
into the option under Tools, Folder Options, and then click on the File Types
tab, and edit that file type's action for the QuickTime application by adding
the command " /play".
For me, I had an option to mount disk images of MY CD software titles using
Daemon tools. The command line was something like, "C:\Program Files\Daemon
Tools\daemon.exe" -mount 0,"%1"
Is it possible to add this option to Windows Vista, and if so, how is it done?
Thank you
Rob G
specific file type, you can do more advanced actions. For example, if I
remember correctly, when opening an audio or video file in QuickTime, the
file is opened, but playback doesn't start right away. To solve this, I went
into the option under Tools, Folder Options, and then click on the File Types
tab, and edit that file type's action for the QuickTime application by adding
the command " /play".
For me, I had an option to mount disk images of MY CD software titles using
Daemon tools. The command line was something like, "C:\Program Files\Daemon
Tools\daemon.exe" -mount 0,"%1"
Is it possible to add this option to Windows Vista, and if so, how is it done?
Thank you
Rob G