This is the command line for my alarm clock.
"C:\Program Files\Windows Media Player\mplayer2.exe" /play /close "C:\My Documents\My Music\beck.asf"
Which does play and close. This is one line and spaces and quotes are important.
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"Dmitriy Kopnichev" <ko...@hotbox.ru> wrote in message news:OWExwJtMCHA.1936@tkmsftngp12...
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"Dmitriy Kopnichev" <ko...@hotbox.ru> wrote in message news:e2B3SstMCHA.2192@tkmsftngp11...
Example for Dmitriy.m3u
d:\music\1.mp3
d:\music\2.mp3
d:\music\3.mp3
d:\music\SubFolder\4.wav
d:\music\SubFolder\x.mpg
To run:
C:\Program Files\Windows Media Player\mplayer2.exe" /play Dmitriy.m3u
To get a complete list of files in a bare format:
dir d:\music\*.* /s/b > Dmitriy.m3u
or mp3's only:
dir d:\music\*.mp3 /s/b > Dmitriy.m3u
"Dmitriy Kopnichev" <ko...@hotbox.ru> wrote in message news:#3$yO6tMCHA.208@tkmsftngp12...
Depends. But yes, the full path will allow it to be loaded from anywhere..
You can also double-click on the m3u file in explorer. It should be
associated with your player.
> Where should your line: dir d:\music\*.* /s/b > Dmitriy.m3u be run?
From a DOS prompt. The file will be created in the current directory(folder).
To create the file on the desktop for example:
dir d:\music\*.* /s/b > c:\windows\desktop\Dmitriy.m3u
The > character redirects output to the device(file) that is pointed to.
The "dir" output will be written to a file.
"Bill Blanton" <bbla...@REMOVEmagicnet.net> wrote in message news:uf2nC5zMCHA.2428@tkmsftngp12...
Install the Windows 95 Send To Power Toys. After installing go to Add/Remove programs in Control Panel and select Send To Extension Power Toys, click Add/Remove and clear the checkboxes for the three mail extensions. Type the following line in Start - Run.
regsrv32 sendmail
This fixes the one problem that installing Win95 Power Toys Send To causes. It still worthwhile installing then fixing for the added functionally of Send To Powertoys. Win98 Send To Desktop As Shortcut and Powertoys Send to Mail can't co-exist, but Win 98 includes it's own Send To Mail.
Key | Description | |
File System Objects | ||
Control | Copies a file | |
Shift | Moves a file | |
Control and Shift | Creates a shortcut | |
Send To Powertoys (except Send To Clipboard as Contents) | ||
Control | Uses the short file name rather than the long file name | |
Send To Clipboard as Contents Powertoys | ||
Control | Displays a dialog box to select the clipboard data formats |
regsrv32 sendmail
This fixes the one problem that installing Win95 Power Toys Send To causes.
It still worthwhile installing then fixing for the added functionally of
Send To Powertoys. Win98 Send To Desktop As Shortcut and Powertoys Send to
Mail can't co-exist, but Win 98 includes it's own Send To Mail.
Send To Key Modifiers
Key Description
File System Objects
Control Copies a file
Shift Moves a file
Control and Shift Creates a shortcut
Send To Powertoys (except Send To Clipboard as Contents)
Control Uses the short file name rather than the long file name
Send To Clipboard as Contents Powertoys
Control Displays a dialog box to select the clipboard data formats
General Send To Tips
a.. To create sub menus on the Send To menu type Sendto in the Start - Run
dialog box. Click a blank spot and choose New then Folder. Rename the folder
to the name you want on the Send To menu. Drag your shortcuts you want on
the menu into this folder.
b.. Put a shortcut to Sendto folder into the Sendto folder. Then when you
want to add a program or folder to the Send To menu right click it, choose
Send To then while holding Ctrl + Shift click Sendto.
c.. To get a list of files you can use the first tip on this page or
install the Win 95 Sendto Powertoys (described elsewhere on this page) and
send the selected files to the Clipboard As Name powertoy.
d.. To put the URL of a favourite on the clipboard rather than it's name
regsrv32 sendmail
This fixes the one problem that installing Win95 Power Toys Send To causes.
It still worthwhile installing then fixing for the added functionally of
Send To Powertoys. Win98 Send To Desktop As Shortcut and Powertoys Send to
Mail can't co-exist, but Win 98 includes it's own Send To Mail.
Send To Key Modifiers
Key Description
File System Objects
Control Copies a file
Shift Moves a file
Control and Shift Creates a shortcut
Send To Powertoys (except Send To Clipboard as Contents)
Control Uses the short file name rather than the long file name
Send To Clipboard as Contents Powertoys
Control Displays a dialog box to select the clipboard data formats
General Send To Tips
a.. To create sub menus on the Send To menu type Sendto in the Start - Run
dialog box. Click a blank spot and choose New then Folder. Rename the folder
to the name you want on the Send To menu. Drag your shortcuts you want on
the menu into this folder.
b.. Put a shortcut to Sendto folder into the Sendto folder. Then when you
want to add a program or folder to the Send To menu right click it, choose
Send To then while holding Ctrl + Shift click Sendto.
c.. To get a list of files you can use the first tip on this page or
install the Win 95 Sendto Powertoys (described elsewhere on this page) and
send the selected files to the Clipboard As Name powertoy.
d.. To put the URL of a favourite on the clipboard rather than it's name
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"Dmitriy Kopnichev" <ko...@hotbox.ru> wrote in message news:eSNGucKNCHA.1924@tkmsftngp12...
dir c:\*.mp3 /s/b > c:\desktop\playlist.m3u
Then to add all wav files to the same file
dir c:\*.wav /s/b >> c:\desktop\playlist.m3u
(note the double >> to append)
Then you can cut the lines you don't want and rearrange the order
using notepad.
"Dmitriy Kopnichev" <ko...@hotbox.ru> wrote in message news:uORyKjINCHA.2016@tkmsftngp08...
I snagged a Visual Basic script "copy file path" from the ms stationery group some time ago.
It's a 256kb zipped appl. that adds "copy file path" to the right click menu that copies it to
the clipboard for pasting into other apps. (also grabbed "open new folder" from the same source)
both of which work fine in WinME. If you can't readily find them, I can send them to you :-)