Thanks, everyone. I'll have to play with the menu, and read through the docs again.

Paul's Alt-X suggestion works perfectly, first time out.


Regarding the F9 Application Menu,

I tried adding 3 separate items with descriptions below them, each with the full path of the app without a %1 sign, just to simplify it.

But none of the apps will execute. F9, then point to the item, then Enter or Alt-X does nothing. The apps don't even appear for a second.

I think this is just a matter of reading through the Application Menu section again, with the menu in one monitor and the ZTrewwin PDF in the other.


> > Hi,
> >
> > While I'm developing the reflexes to work with ZTreeWin, I'd like
> to
> > temporarily be able to call explorer or total commander when confused
> > about how to do something in ZTreeWin.
> >
> > Should I put together a macro, or is there an easy way to open
> > c:\TotalCmd\TotalCmd.exe , or whatever file
> > manager we're using as a temporary crutch?
>
>
> Dwayne
>
> As noted in the other posts
> F9 application menu item
>
> eXecute, c:\TotalCmd\TotalCmd.exe %1
> to make it asynchronous use Alt-eXecute c:\TotalCmd\TotalCmd.exe %1,
> or eXecute, start "" c:\TotalCmd\TotalCmd.exe %1
>
>
> Plus
> Shift-F10 or Context key to get to the context menu
>
>
> For the directory window, to override the Oops! command, in your ZTree
> configuration directory (mine is %AppData%\ZTreeWin, search "3.14
> Auxiliary Files" in the help file), create a ZOOPS.BAT file with this
> content
> @echo off
> start "" c:\TotalCmd\TotalCmd.exe %1
>
> Then [O] will open total commander at that directory.
>
>
>
> As you are new to ZTree, have a read of the help file.
> There are some commands that are not displayed on the menu, because of
> space constraints.
>
> Ben