howto:use_dropit_without_gui
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| - | ===== Command Line - Links ===== | + | ===== Command Line (Shortcuts) ===== |
| If you create a shortcut link to DropIt and drop files or folders onto it, a small dialog box will come up to select the profile to be used. | If you create a shortcut link to DropIt and drop files or folders onto it, a small dialog box will come up to select the profile to be used. | ||
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| - | ===== Command Line - Scripts ===== | + | ===== Command Line (Scripts) ===== |
| Obviously, if you are an advanced user, you could also consider to create Batch files or CMD files to work with DropIt. Some notes about the syntax to use with command line features: | Obviously, if you are an advanced user, you could also consider to create Batch files or CMD files to work with DropIt. Some notes about the syntax to use with command line features: | ||
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| * ''/Restart'' is a command to restart DropIt. | * ''/Restart'' is a command to restart DropIt. | ||
| - | So these are some examples: | + | **So these are some examples:** |
| * use DropIt with a specified profile:\\ | * use DropIt with a specified profile:\\ | ||
| ''"C:\My Folder\DropIt\DropIt.exe" -MyProfile'' | ''"C:\My Folder\DropIt\DropIt.exe" -MyProfile'' | ||
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| ===== Using a Total Commander button ===== | ===== Using a Total Commander button ===== | ||
| - | ''Tutorial under development'' | + | This is simple: drag "DropIt.exe" to an empty space on //Total Commander//'s button bar and a shortcut is created. Now right-click on this new button and select ''Change...''. In the dialog box type ''%P%S'' to the Parameters field. This will pass paths of selected files to DropIt. |
| - | ''>> add http://dropitblog.wordpress.com/2011/10/28/using-dropit-without-gui/'' | + | {{ :dropit_tc_button.png?direct&300 |}} |
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| + | Now if you select files in //Total Commander// and then click on this button, DropIt will ask you for a profile and will sort your files. | ||
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| + | To further polish this button, you can specify the profile to be used. Add your profile name at the beginning of the Parameter field, so it should read ''-MyProfile %P%S''. Now you can create buttons for your most used profiles and use them without DropIt running in the background. | ||
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| + | **Tip:** instead of using absolute path to DropIt, you can use //Total Commander//'s ''%COMMANDER_PATH%'' variable in the path (only if DropIt and //Total Commander// are on the same drive): | ||
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| + | {{ :dropit_tc_button_relattivepaths.png?direct&300 |}} | ||
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