Re: How to add a command to right click in Windows Explorer
- From: "Harlin Seritt" <harlinseritt@xxxxxxxxx>
- Date: 7 Apr 2005 18:36:24 -0700
Hi JC,
You can do it like this:
1. Pull up Explorer (My Computer or My Documents whichever).
2. At the top, click Tools and then Folder Options.
3. Click the File Types tab.
4. In the listbox choose the file type extension (for Java I guess it
would be *.java).
5. Click the Advanced button below the listbox near the command buttons
(OK and Cancel, Apply etc.).
6. Under the Actions listbox click the New button.
7. Under Action in the textbox type whatever you'd like the command to
show as (Java Compile or whatever).
8. Under Application textbox type in Path to application you'd like to
launch like c:\Path\to\Javac.exe and then an argument like -u %F. (You
may need to run javac /? to get a list of arguments that go with it as
well).
9. Close it out and right click a *.java file and see if it works. Let
me know how it works!
Harlin Seritt
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