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Add The Dos Option in the Right click

1. Click Start>Run, type regedit, click Ok and make your way to the

Directory>shell key:

HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT\Directory\shell

2. Right click the shell key and choose New>Key.

3. Name it Dos From Here

4. Right click the new "Dos From Here" key and create another key named command

5. With command selected, double-click Default in the right hand pane.

This will open the Edit String box.

6. If you're using Windows 95/98/Me enter this command as the Value Data

command.com /k cd "%1"

If you're using Windows NT/2000/XP enter this command as the Value Data

cmd.exe /k cd "%1"

7. Click Ok, exit the registry, and you are done :)

  • 4 weeks later...
Guest Prayaas Aggarwal
Posted

I didn't get you.. What does it exactly do? Please post a screenshot or something..

Guest Prayaas Aggarwal
Posted

It adds the DOS function under right click option list :)

Ya, I know.. but I was asking whether it adds an option to open the file/folder in DOS, or what..?

Anyway, I tried it and understood. :) It will open the folder in DOS.

I made a registry key, so that it becomes easy for new users.. Will upload soon. :)

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Ya, I know.. but I was asking whether it adds an option to open the file/folder in DOS, or what..?

Anyway, I tried it and understood. :) It will open the folder in DOS.

I made a registry key, so that it becomes easy for new users.. Will upload soon. :)

yup, thatz great :)
  • 3 weeks later...
Posted

I like this Idea since I use Batch scripting and such would it be possible to add a Run as Command Prompt as well in there. Just an Idle thought since you can do so much with the command line area.

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