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The "enter the current directory under DOS from the right-click menu" feature provided by Windows Optimization Master can also be done with a batch file:
----type "sendto" and press Enter, create a new text file in the sendto directory, name it dos.bat, and make its contents as follows:
@cmd /T:70 /k chdir /d %1
OK, now right-click any subdirectory in Explorer, find --, and you'll immediately arrive at the destination in a cmd window!

[ Last edited by arding on 2006-5-11 at 16:06 ]

Nice

Create a new text file, change the extension to .REG, enter the following content and save it.
REGEDIT4 @="Open with &Dos window" @="cmd.exe /k cd \"%1\""

[ Last edited by 272922032 on 2006-4-22 at 22:51 ]

The method in post #3 is best. Under Win9x, if you just change cmd.exe to command.com, it can achieve the same effect by a different route.

The one in post #3 is the complete right-click mouse menu. Of course using CMD also works, it's just written differently.

After all, this forum is a DOS forum, and I also admit that the method in post #3 is a bit more practical, but I want to argue the point: can you use reg to do file comparison?
Binary comparison:
@fc /b %1 %2 @pause
Text comparison:
@fc %1 %2 @pause
Usage: under Windows, select the two files to compare, then send them to the batch file.

It should use cd /d %1

Originally posted by electronixtar at 2006-5-11 23:04:
因该用cd /d %1

Please look at the first post, I already quietly changed it, hehe. This DOS forum has taught me quite a few new things! Thanks!

I ran into a problem when I tried it. I tested it at an internet cafe, maybe it was because of restrictions from the internet cafe's management software.
I couldn't find the sendto directory. Which system directory is it under? Is it under windows?

Start——>Run——>sendto——>Enter