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I'd be great to be able to run cmder in any directory, and on Windows a nice way of achieving it is by context menus.
cmder
You can do it with standard Windows cmd (shift + right-click + ..), it'd be great to allow the user to do the same with cmder.
cmd
I have prepared a simple Windows reg file to add launchers to the registry.
reg
What do you think? Could I, should I prepare a pull request?
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Run cmder.exe with the /REGISTER argument to add it to the context menu.
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@MartiUK I'm surprised because it's not documented on the main page or at least I can't find it; also there is no icon on Win 7.
Other than that, works as expected.
@emesx The icon issue has been resolved in #159 and should be included in the 1.1.4 release.
I'm working on getting the documentation sorted for 1.2. Thanks for using cmder by the way. 👍
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I'd be great to be able to run
cmder
in any directory, and on Windows a nice way of achieving it is by context menus.You can do it with standard Windows
cmd
(shift + right-click + ..), it'd be great to allow the user to do the same withcmder
.I have prepared a simple Windows
reg
file to add launchers to the registry.What do you think? Could I, should I prepare a pull request?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: