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Sta.sh
Examples:
App1Name=Explorer
App1Path=::{20D04FE0-3AEA-1069-A2D8-08002B30309D}
-doesnt work
App8Name=test
App8Path
-my edition doesn't work, too.
App doesn't see the Variables file. If I delete "Variables", I still can type "firefox" or "chrome" in the box and the app still can open them.
What do you mean "App doesn't see Variables file"? and "Delete "Variables""? The skin should be seeing the variables file if you have any links there that work. Where and what are you deleting variables, in the skin ini, or in the variables.inc file? Are you blanking them empty or totally removing them?
You could change the Explorer's path to just "explorer" or "C:\Windows\explorer.exe" without the quotes.
Currently the input box will only run things that can be run with the windows run box (Win+R) so if it works there it should work in the skin.
I can't seem to reproduce the error, you should be able to type in any path (eg. C:\) and have the folder open, or any app path (eg. C:\Windows\System32\calc.exe)
I don't know if you are adding quotes "" or not but it won't work if you do, quotes are added around whatever is typed in the box or whatever path is entered in the variables.inc file.
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As You can see, I can't open my specified apps or folders. It's opening only regular apps that I can open in menu start, wrighting their name
As an example you make a batch file called AIMP3.bat with this in it:
@echo off
start "C:\Program Files (x86)\AIMP3\AIMP3.exe" %1
Then you just copy that file to your C:\Windows\System32 directory and the filename (AIMP3) is now a shell command in windows that would work in the Run Box as well.
Batch file have to include:
start C:\"Program Files (x86)\AIMP3\AIMP3.exe"
You could make shortcuts to the folders, then link to the shortcuts in the skin.
(eg. D:\Documents\Shortcut.lnk)
Or you could even use the batch file again and put something like
@echo off
start "explorer" "D:\Documents"