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• Browse folders in CMD or PowerShell

  Jean Lalonde > 2021-05-30 14:53

  This tip was posted some time ago on the QAP website. It shows how QAP can help system administrators and power users change folders instantly in Windows command line (CMD) or PowerShell. This trick is very simple but frequent users of these tools must not ignore it! You will also see how to add the various flavors of these tools to your QAP menu and how to make them run with or without administrative privileges.
  
  https://www.quickaccesspopup.com/tips-br...owershell/
  
  

• RE: Browse folders in CMD or PowerShell

  joeNOR > 2021-05-31 00:41

  Be aware that this seems to glitch out on systems with more than one monitor. I haven't had time to dig into it, but on my PC with two monitors this does not work.
  (GTX 1650, monitors as "separate", ie not in span/surround mode).
  
  The folder always opens in DOpus. On a laptop, also with DOpus, this works fine in CMD, PowerShell and pwsh, both as standalone windows or as a tab in Windows Terminal.
  (QAP 11.3.0.1 64-bit, Windows 10 20H2 64-bit)
  
  -joeNOR

• RE: Browse folders in CMD or PowerShell

  Jean Lalonde > 2021-05-31 08:07

  Could it be that the Directory Opus configuration is different on this computer?

• RE: Browse folders in CMD or PowerShell

  joeNOR > 2021-05-31 08:18

  I have no idea.... Have to do some digging.
  Both the QAP and the DOpus config should be very close to identical on the problem machine vs the other.
  The only thing I can think of atm is the monitor config.
  
  This works on other machines also (cmd, Powershell, pwsh) so there is something with this one in particular.
  
  -joeNOR
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