Folder Toolbar In Windows 7?
Jan 29, 2011In XP I could right click the toolbar in a folder and customise so as to add icons for Cut Copy Paste etc. Is there any way to do this in Win 7
View 2 RepliesIn XP I could right click the toolbar in a folder and customise so as to add icons for Cut Copy Paste etc. Is there any way to do this in Win 7
View 2 RepliesIn win xp, within any folder we had a toolbar which we could customize and put buttons for
cut, copy paste, delete etc. I am really lacking the delete function button. Its just too much work to right click, scroll down and delete what I want to.
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I have read this page: Add a Custom Command Button to the Windows 7 Explorer Toolbar - Windows 7, Explorer toolbar, FolderTypes, command bar, custom button, RegEdit, registry, jscript, Dan Rollins
and this page: Adding custom buttons to the Explorer command bar � winJade
So ive got the button appearing, and i can get it to open the actual program Notepad, but not create a new text document inside the folder. I dont know if its just a variable i need to add onto the command line "c:windowssystem32
otepad.exe", or its a different command altogether..
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