TCShell2: Associate your archives with Total Commander
Changes from 1.5.2
* Now based on ProgMan13's 1.3.6 (he didn't publish it on totalcmd.net), which
+ Added support for different wincmd.ini
+ Fixed bug while parsing command line
+ Guess location of wincmd.ini (COMMANDER_INI, then registry, then totalcmd.exe's path)
+ Added an edit box to show the command line
Download (source code included)
http://bamanzi.inlsd.org/win32/totalcmd/TCShell2-1.5.6.zipScreenshots:
http://bamanzi.inlsd.org/win32/totalcmd/tcshell2-archives.gif--------------------------------------------------
If you have Total Commander, then you don't need WinZip, WinRAR any more. These archives can be opened and handled in TC.
But some times, you may wonder: If I need to launch an archive file from my download manager, or from my e-mail, I really need an application to handle the association.
No problem, actually you can associate .zip with Total Commander, TC would take the command line parameter as directory name.
Then another problem comes that how can you associate .zip/.rar/.7z with TC? Yes, you can always do that by editing registry. But it's not handy.
Now try TCShell2, the modified version of
TCShell, which can also handle archives supported by packer plugins. (Don't associate TC with some important extensions, such as .exe, .chm)
Code based on
ProgMan13's code for TCShell-1.3.6. Thanks for his generious to allow me to use his code.
