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What Windwos freeware adds powerful "phone Susan" & "vipw" commands?
On 8 Jul 2018 07:02:43 GMT, Paul wrote:
That's the kind of program you write, as a cmd.exe launcher. The program must be sufficiently sophisticated, to recognize the set of "objects" you have in mind. Finding window borders is relatively easy... The rest, not so much. Hi Paul, I admit I don't have the required computerist skills to understand how to change the INF file below so that the "Open command window here (admin)" works exactly like the "Open command window here" REG file context menu entry does. For example, after loading both the "user cmd" REG file and after loading the "admin cmd" INF file, neither the "user cmd" or "admin cmd" context menu entry shows up when I right click in white space on "My PC". http://img4.imagetitan.com/img.php?image=18_showuphere01.jpg But when I right click on "C:", the "user cmd" entry shows up, while the "admin cmd" entry remains dormant: http://img4.imagetitan.com/img.php?image=18_showuphere02.jpg Similarly, when I right click in white space inside any one folder, the "user cmd" shows up but the "admin command" remains hidden: http://img4.imagetitan.com/img.php?image=18_showuphere03.jpg Yet, when I right click on a folder, both finally show up: http://img4.imagetitan.com/img.php?image=18_showuphere04.jpg And, neither shows up when I right click on a file: http://img4.imagetitan.com/img.php?image=18_showuphere05.jpg I already posted the successful REG file, where below is that "Open command window here (admin)" INF file. I suspect there are few to no real computerists on this ng who have the skills (or wish to use them) to prove the entire group's tribal archives with a modification of that INF file which enables the "open command window here (admin)" INF to work on any object like the "open command window here" REG file already does. Certainly I don't have those computerist skills (maybe Char Jackson has the skills, or perhaps even Nil, or Diesel, or J.P. Gilliver, or Frank Slootweg, or Wolf K.). *** begin CmdHereAsAdmin.inf *** [version] signature="$CHICAGO$" [CmdHereAsAdminInstall] CopyFiles = CmdHereAsAdmin.Files.Inf AddReg = CmdHereAsAdmin.AddReg [DefaultInstall] CopyFiles = CmdHereAsAdmin.Files.Inf AddReg = CmdHereAsAdmin.AddReg [DefaultUnInstall] DelFiles = CmdHereAsAdmin.Files.Inf DelReg = CmdHereAsAdmin.DelReg [SourceDisksNames] 55="Open command window here (admin)","",1 [SourceDisksFiles] CmdHereAsAdmin.INF=55 [DestinationDirs] CmdHereAsAdmin.Files.Inf = 17 [CmdHereAsAdmin.Files.Inf] CmdHereAsAdmin.INF [CmdHereAsAdmin.AddReg] HKLM,%UDHERE%,DisplayName,,"%CmdHereAsAdminName%" HKLM,%UDHERE%,UninstallString,,"rundll32.exe syssetup.dll,SetupInfObjectInstallAction DefaultUninstall 132 %17%\CmdHereAsAdmin.inf" HKCR,Directory\Shell\runas,,,"%CmdHereAsAdminAccel %" HKCR,Directory\Shell\runas\command,,,"%11%\cmd.exe /k cd /d ""%1""" HKCR,Drive\Shell\runas,,,"%CmdHereAsAdminAccel%" HKCR,Drive\Shell\runas\command,,,"%11%\cmd.exe /k cd /d ""%1""" [CmdHereAsAdmin.DelReg] HKLM,%UDHERE% HKCR,Directory\Shell\runas HKCR,Drive\Shell\runas [Strings] CmdHereAsAdminName="Open command window here as admin (Uninstall only)" CmdHereAsAdminAccel="Open command window here (admin)" UDHERE="Software\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\ Uninstall\CmdHereAsAdmin" *** end CmdHereAsAdmin.inf *** |
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