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Okay, so you've proved that DOS and XYplorer are both incapable of handling arguments with spaces in the name

This is getting ridiculous...

I've already posted a clean and working solution.
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And, is the same as ?

Surely not...

Confirmed fixed with 0106...

Ok, moved to bug reports...

Confirmed fixed in v0105...

The scope for the integration you're using is: Only for the current user, right? You've used (at least once): For all users of this computer, otherwise HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Classes\Directory\Shell wouldn't be populated with "XYplorer" So, "<something>" on your computer res...

Restarting = Windows reboot or a restart of XYplorer (without a Windows reboot)? What are the default values for: HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Classes\Directory\Shell HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Classes\Directory\Shell While 1. XY is running (and the "XYplorer is default file manager" checkm...

You even quoted what I wrote:

Open a normal command prompt window ({WIN}cmd{ENTER})

And instead you opened a powershell console? oO

Set it to 1

v0104, fresh

Go into any folder that contains e.g. a .doc file (Microsoft Office Word)

In the content field use: All other fields are default
Button "Find Now"

For every existing .doc file in that folder you'll get this error:

You are using in your .ini file, that's the reason why it doesn't work without the "::" in front of the script command

Do it again, this time with a "::" in front of that command...

XYplorer is incapable of passing arguments with spaces in them, quoted and comma separated. Will you ever understand that this is not a problem caused by XY? You doubt that, right? Fine. Open a normal command prompt window ({WIN}cmd{ENTER}) Show me the line that calls your ps script (from the first...

Why the hell do you recreate an already existing topic (of your own)? Use $args in the .ps1 script and be done with the whole quoting stuff (which is a problem of powershell, not XY!) test.ps1 foreach ($item in $args) { "$item" | out-file -filepath "C:\Users\bernie\Photo Staging\tmp\d...

If any of the quicksearches delivers an empty result the next quicksearch that uses the return value (the variable) of that quicksearch, will search "everything" instead of only a handful of items. So split the first two quicksearches into two lines with their own variable and put a step; ...