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[ Last edited by swlove on 2006-10-12 at 12:28 ]

Originally posted by h2o at 2006-10-9 13:48:
Like this function
No need to create a new notepad in the future

The "New" is here... (xp sp2)
In the shell32.dll file in the system32 directory, the... at the 260th position of the string...

Boss. I tried yours, but it didn't work. Let's look for it again

Thanks...Good example....Let's study first

For XP system, isn't this more concise?

reg add HKCR\.bat\ShellNew /v nullfile /f
reg add HKCR\batfile /ve /d testbat /f
Anyway, it's about this registry. ^_^

Such a good thing
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Nice

Learned a lot from the landlord, thank you landlord for providing such fun and convenient content ~ : )

If you remove TestBat from

echo @="TestBat" >>tmp.reg

so it becomes:

echo @="" >>tmp.reg

the system will automatically generate file names "New BATFILE.bat", "New BATFILE (2).bat", which is very convenient.

Thanks for sharing. Just came to this forum. It's really a good website.

This forum is full of experts

Just about to ask such a question. Searched and didn't expect there really is this problem

Add /? to the right-click of exe files

Windows Registry Editor Version 5.00 @="cmd /k \"%1\" /?"

The word "New" must be there. Except for modifying system files, you can casually create new WORD and Notepad, etc., and there are the words "New" in them.