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tarc
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PostPosted: October 18th, 2007, 9:25 pm 
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Happened here also.

I really liked this script but I stopped using it because of this.

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Try adding Menu, Tray, UserErrorLevel at the top of the script.
It might help.

:)


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sebastian
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PostPosted: October 19th, 2007, 4:50 am 
where exactly should I add it?
1st line?
or before
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;Launch initial menu items

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Anywhere at the top of the script.
Top of the script means auto-execute section.
Make it as the first item of the Menu series of commands.

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Mmmmhh..

I don't know if it works with you guys but I get an error message specifying the line of the insert

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same here :(

Could it be that I have many folders having the same name but in different subfolders?

Or HOW can I bring the script to show more than the actual folder name?
How about the whole path for starters?


PS: I have another Error message. :!: I will make a screen shot and post it here


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here it comes, the other error. :?

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Is there any way to make this work in Total Commander?

Specifically, the problem is that TC's history logs the "pass-through" folders, and so is full of junk... I only want a list of the folders I spent more than 10 seconds in.

Can I do it with this script? (For Total Commander)


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Anyone has any idea how to debug this script?
I've tried many avenues but I'm afraid my autohotkey knowledge is not enough. :(

Should a new thread be added in the ask for help section?

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Skan wrote:
Try adding Menu, Tray, UserErrorLevel at the top of the script.
It might help.
:)


Sorry! There was a typo..

Try adding Menu, Tray, UseErrorLevel at the top of the script.

I have just put the script in my startup. I will test and let know the status.

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Seems to be working, thanks Skan!

Tarc


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works for me as well :D

does anyone know how to make it open the explorer window with the tree folder to the left :?:


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sebastian wrote:
does anyone know how to make it open the explorer window with the tree folder to the left :?:


I guess that might be not possible :(

But you may append the following code to the script ( or use as standalone ) :

Code:
#IfWinActive ahk_class ExploreWClass
~MButton::PostMessage, 0x111, 41525,,, A
#IfWinActive ahk_class CabinetWClass
~MButton::PostMessage, 0x111, 41525,,, A
#IfWinActive


The above will toggle the display of the treeview pane on Mouse' middle button click.

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that's cool, thx 8)


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can you make this please display the recent folder in the context menu?


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