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Hello lexikos and ShellTeam:

I finally figured out a way modify the Explorer script so that in XP it will:

(a) launch Explorer so that it shows both panels
(b) it opens to the desired folde ...

lexikos: Thank you for the additional info. I have printed it out to keep. Yes, I am running Win XP sp2.

If Windows Explorer is not launched and I press the hotkey to jump to M:\Drivers, I alwa ...

lexikos: Thank you for kindly answering my questions and for pointing me in the right direction. When I first began studying the script, I did some searching on what looked like a function called Sh ...

Since you are quoting me, majkinetor, I find your remarks unnecessarily insulting. I did read the script and I tried several different solutions, but they didn't work. I spent an hour searching thro ...

Thank you lexikos! That does the job!!! This list is just great!!!

Here's another question. Is there a way when launching Windows Explorer with this program to have both panels in Explorer appea ...

I would like to set up a few more hotkeys in this script. For example, I tried to add a hotkey so that Windows Explorer would "jump" to my drivers folder on drive M. (M:\Drivers) How are ...

Thanks Murp|e!! I overlooked the necessity of putting a carriage return after the :: characters. That was the problem! This code produces expected results. Whew. Something so simple. Sad

F3 ...

Yes Murp|e, you understand correctly.

For example:

This will work:

F2::Run Opera.exe
F3::Send {F4} ; opens mail handler in Opera 6
F4::Send !{F4} ; close Opera

This will not work:

F3: ...

Murp|e: Evidently your success is possible because you are using a portable version of Opera. I tested your full routine on Opera 9.21 and Opera 6.02 tonight and even though your code launched Opera ...

Murp|e I also tried your code on an old computer running Opera version 6, replacing !MR with {F4} (to enable the mail handler) and still nothing. In fact, I cannot seem to get Opera to respond to any ...

Thanks Murp|e for your reply, but for some reason, nothing seems to work. Yes, your code will launch Opera, but no commands are executed within Opera. I'm using Opera 9.21 and Windows XP. Very stra ...

Is it possible to execute a script that loads Opera and then executes a simple command? For example, I would like to have a script load Opera and activate the email section. I have not been able to ...

Very good! I will edit accordingly. Thanks! This is a great forum.

Update: I tested your command ManaUser, but I had to write the command as "WinWaitActive Untitled - Notebook" in orde ...

Thank you VxE! I would not have figured that out. Funny thing was, the existing program worked one time, but only once. I searched and searched the forum to see what various commands people were us ...

Hello: I am trying to assign the F12 key to paste whatever I have selected into a new Notepad document that comes to the forefront. What did I overlook? Thanks!

F12::
clipboard = ...