I couldn't see a command-line option to start the folder sidebar positioned at a certain folder. It would be very useful to have!
Cheers! David
Start Folder sidebar at certain position
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Re: Start Folder sidebar at certain position
Great, that works! I even vaguely recall seeing that - I'll add it to my explorer right-clicks.
It may be the Tools - Options - Context Menu could also provide a few pre-made Explorer context options such as this, as there's plenty of space there and the title "Context Menu" is suitably ambiguous as to which application.
Cheers! David
It may be the Tools - Options - Context Menu could also provide a few pre-made Explorer context options such as this, as there's plenty of space there and the title "Context Menu" is suitably ambiguous as to which application.
Cheers! David
Re: Start Folder sidebar at certain position
Full context menu customization is on my TODO list.
Re: Start Folder sidebar at certain position
To create an "Explore in Everything" context menu item:
- From the Start menu, search for: regedit
- Right click Registry Editor and click Run as administrator.
- Navigate to:
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HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT\Folder\shell
- Create a new key called:
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Explore in Everything...
- Navigate to:
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HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT\Folder\shell\Explore in Everything...
- Create a new key called:
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command
- Navigate to:
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HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT\Folder\shell\Explore in Everything...\command
- Set the (Default) value to:
where C:\Program Files\Everything\Everything64.exe is the location of your Everything.exe.
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"C:\Program Files\Everything\Everything64.exe" -explore "%1"