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Re: can xyplorer unblock several files?

Posted: 22 Nov 2015 19:33
by giuliastar
highend wrote:As long as XY is running with admin rights? Sure, why not. You can execute all these commands with the scripting command "run" (and a following cmd /c together with the command to execute). The necessary thing to watch out for: Correct quoting...

Or by putting them into a .bat file and run that one.

It would be even possible to use a non elevated xy instance and do the elevation via a .vbs file...
hi
but i mean select a folder or a file with xyplorer administrator right -> delete
and xyplorer should assign the folder selected or files to Windows.old

in short select the folder and the file and xyplorer do the rest ...
thanks

Re: can xyplorer unblock several files?

Posted: 22 Nov 2015 19:40
by highend
xy doesn't execute special commands apart from a normal delete on a right click -> delete

This will change when my Ultimate Menu Configurator (UMC) will be released...

Re: can xyplorer unblock several files?

Posted: 24 Nov 2015 10:03
by admin
highend wrote:xy doesn't execute special commands apart from a normal delete on a right click -> delete

This will change when my Ultimate Menu Configurator (UMC) will be released...
Oh, by Phobos, let me quickly grasp my protective gear... :ninja:

Re: can xyplorer unblock several files?

Posted: 24 Nov 2015 10:08
by highend
Don't fear it, embrace it! :ghost:

Re: can xyplorer unblock several files?

Posted: 23 Feb 2016 07:13
by MBaas
Hey, this annnouncements´made me curious - but I did not see mentions of UMC outside this thread. So it hasn't been released yet? Or has it been renamed?

Re: can xyplorer unblock several files?

Posted: 23 Feb 2016 09:46
by highend
I do not have much time atm, writing documentation is... a daunting task ... and I have to decide if I add functionalities that would change the whole thing from a "you can do things with the mouse" to "it's a general purpose hub, that reacts on "events" (like XYplorer is started, exited, a keypress happpens, etc.)"