Text in explorer address line

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Mr.Aky
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Post by Mr.Aky » Oct 3rd, ’24, 08:33

I can use a directory name in any program's save dialog by using a shortcut with a selection form.
With the selection form, I can choose from various directories, and it works well.

However, it may seem impossible to put the same directory name in the Explorer address line.
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Marko
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Post by Marko » Oct 3rd, ’24, 08:57

I tried and it works for me. Maybe share your command setting.
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Post by Mr.Aky » Oct 3rd, ’24, 11:25

%SELECT_Selezione%

Name:Selezione
Description:
Folder
Type: Listbox
Selection:
C:\Users\marexds\Desktop\
C:\Users\marexds\Desktop\Folder1
C:\Users\marexds\Desktop\Folder2

When I click on the address bar and push the shortkey the selection form appears but then
nothing happens
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Post by Marko » Oct 4th, ’24, 17:00

I see, it seems that the focus is lost during the process. We'll test it further.
But why not using
Type: Run

Code: Select all

C:\Users\marexds\Desktop\
/C:\Users\marexds\Desktop\Folder1
/C:\Users\marexds\Desktop\Folder2
Mr.Aky
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Post by Mr.Aky » Oct 7th, ’24, 07:06

Because I can't use a letter to select the x element if the number of folders is 6 or 7 but I have to hit down multiple times.
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