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And you did read the help regarding the run command? Doesn't seem so...

is it necessary to have "%Temp%" in the directory field

No, it's just a "better be on the safe side".
If the folder you're currently in is deleted (3rd party utility | a subfolder of temp | etc. <-> / not available (network or anything else), the script command will fail.

Ken, I didn't try that line but from the first look on it, are you sure that you aren't missing triple quotes in front of <xy>?

Create a folder with e.g. 100 files in it. E.g. via powershell: $maxCreate = 100 $dstFolder = "R:\tst_files" # ADAPT THE PATH! # Create destination folder if necessary if (-Not (Test-Path $dstFolder.trim())) { New-Item -Path $dstFolder -ItemType Directory | Out-Null } # Create file(s) $lenPrefix = "...

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run is not a function.

One way:
::run """<xy>""";

Either use selfilter "1,2", "f", "#"; or selfilter "2,2", "f", "#";

It's a command id^^

Joined: 07 May 2010 18:07

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Mh? #482|#485?

You have the "Links" folder under "Computer or sometimes named This PC" in the tree.
You can drag and drop any of your folders on it and have a link to it then...

Configuration | General | Tree and List | Items in Tree and List | Show Links folder
needs to be checked ofc

Which folders do you mean, those accessible via "Quick access" in the Windows file manager?

%ProgramFiles% probably points to the wrong directory here (XY is a 32 bit app). Try %ProgramW6432% instead.