How can I create an icon\shortcut to a script that opens cmd.exe command prompt at a certain location on a certain drive under Win7?
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Jonathan
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i don't know in windows 7, but in windows xp and previous:
- create a shortcut to c:\windows\system32\cmd.exe
- right-click -> properties
- in the "start in" write the desired target folder (e.g. f:\aviv\geffen)
click ok, and there you go.
Berry Tsakala
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Create a shortcut to cmd.exe, then go to its properties and edit the Target:
C:\Windows\System32\cmd.exe /K "D: & cd eclipse"
This would first change the current directory to D: and then cd into eclipse folder
Jonathan
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Within Windows 7 you can just hold down the Shift key when right clicking a location and the Open Command Window Here option will then appear in the right-click menu. The starting location (path) is your right-click destination!
For previous versions of Windows, I came across this plug-in which inserts a 'Open Command Prompt' option into the right click menu - it will open it in the current folder/multiple command prompts in multiple locations with just a few clicks.
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