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  • #10366
    user
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    hello!

    when I select/highlight many txt files in WinXP Windows Explorer (inside a folder or desktop) and I click via context menu to open them, it opens only one instead of all

    is there a fix for this?
    thanks!

    #10367
    Yutaka Emura
    Keymaster

    Hello user,

    I tried with EmEditor v11.1.7 with Windows XP+SP2, and if you right-click on Explorer, and select “Open With” > “EmEditor”, only one file is open. However, you see the same behavior with Notepad, too. If you select multiple bitmap images and select Open with Paint, the same. I think this is the Windows behavior. Please select “EmEditor” on the context menu instead.

    Thanks!

    #10368
    user
    Participant

    I dont think it’s a limitation by Windows XP.

    If you select two .doc files and you right-click and choose “Open”, they will both open in MS Office Word (seperate windows for each document)

    same with .pdf files, that will open with your default pdf viewer (for me, PDF-XChange viewer, will open all of them in seperate tabs)

    #10369
    Yutaka Emura
    Keymaster

    Did you try Notepad and Paint? Did you try “Open with” commands instead?

    #10370
    user
    Participant

    with the “Open with” command, indeed it opened only one file

    however it opens all of them when I choose the “edit” command

    so I guess I have to use the “EmEditor” command in the context menu

    how do I enter the “EmEditor” command in context menu, because it’s missing now

    thanks!

    #10371
    Stefan
    Participant

    user wrote:

    how do I enter the “EmEditor” command in context menu, because it’s missing now

    thanks!

    If one would use the help > Search tab: search for “context”

    One would find:

    – Dialog Boxes
    – Customize dialog box (found e.g. at Tools menu)
    – Shortcut tab
    – [More Shortcuts…]
    [X] Add a shortcut to the Context Menu on Explorer check box

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