manage commands - open

[swan_x]

from manage commands - open it's possible open chrome AND one txt file? or this option it's only with "run script" ??

[highend]

The latter

[jupe]

Or you could create a batch file and put that in the Open section. The batch file would only need to contain just the path of the txt file and the Chrome exe path both quoted, the text file would be opened with the windows associated program, and you would get a flash of a dos box.

e.g:

"c:\path\to\text\file.txt"
"c:\path\to\chrome.exe"


I am not sure why you would do it this way, but it is a possibility if your aim is to avoid scripting, or you could do the same as a XY script and load it in the open section as a command line, if your main aim was to just get the entry in the Open section not to avoid having to script.

e.g

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"<xy>" /feed="::runq 'c:\path\to\text\file.txt'; runq 'c:\path\to\chrome.exe';"

[swan_x]

@ jupe

yess! great! work perfectly! many tanxs

[swan_x]

i have reverse the order of script to have chrome under and txt file on top.... but not work!
how to have txt file over chrome window??

[klownboy]

Try putting a small wait command between the two (e.g., "wait 500;" for a half second wait). That worked for me.

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"<xy>" /feed="::runq 'c:\path\to\chrome.exe';wait 500;runq 'c:\path\to\text\file.txt';"

[highend]

And a reliable way would be to just compile a simple .ahk script and run it together with the other tools, like:

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#NoEnv
#SingleInstance, Force
#Persistent

SetTimer, ActivateChrome, 50
return

ActivateChrome:
if WinExist("ahk_exe chrome.exe") {
    WinActivate, ahk_exe chrome.exe
    ExitApp
}
return

[swan_x]

@ klownboy

simply, fast and work fine! tanxs