Nexplorer configuration

Hello everyone,

Does anyone knows how make nexplorer start automatiacally when I double click on my computer and ( windows key + e ) or anyother file folder?

Thanks

#302422

You can search for a post made by me in any one of the Nexplorer threads (maybe 1.7, I don't remember).

Anyone else would tell you to search the forums...this question has been asked and answered before.

:)

-NC

#302476

I found this code that fannymites used with a xplorer, do you think this might work, haven't tried it yet

xplorer² can easily handle all the regular filesystem folders. If you want to launch x2 every time you click on a folder icon (e.g. on your desktop) add an "open" verb for the "Directory" file type, and have its default value point to the path where you have installed x2:

create this key with regedit:

[HKEY_CLASSES_ROOTDirectoryshellopencommand]

set this (Default) value:

"C:Program filespath/to program/program.exe" "%1"

#302782

Yah, that's pretty much it, although I think my/other directions were slightly more complete. I just spent the last 10 minutes searching...start here.

http://www.aqua-soft.org/board/showthread....7254#post167254

Hope this helps,

-NC

#302845

I am stupid when it comes to messing with the registry. I can't seem to find those 3 keys under hkey_classes_root

>drive

>folder

>directory

#302865

Nevermind, I found them..... :)

#302868

What's the purpose of adding the "%1" at the end?

Thanks

#302878

I don't think this code works well:

create this key with regedit:

[HKEY_CLASSES_ROOTDirectoryshellopencommand]

set this (Default) value:

"C:Program filespath/to program/program.exe" "%1"

I've tried it on all 3 keys and still when I double click on a directory on the desktop the windows file explorer pops up....

Thanks

#302880

1) Do NOT double (hell, quadruple) post.

2) You DID fill in the path/to program/program.exe with the path to Nexplorer, right?

3) The %1 means it runs the selected command...otherwise, NeXplorer would just open up to its default folder instead.

-NC

#302980