Fastrun, a tool that replaces windows running Functions

A tool written at home on weekends to replace windows standard running Functions

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The sample. Reg in the compressed package contains several simple custom commands, which can be used as a simple example.

Test version
[+] Added the Automatic completion prompt for file name/ie history, as shown in the figure below.
Test version
[+] Can replace win + r key
[+] Supports custom commands
[+] Search for the custom directory before running. If not defined, execute the corresponding file in the system directly (same as the standard run)
[+] Environment variables and running parameters, working directory, and window display modes (hide and maximize) can be used in custom commands)
System parameter format: % variable name %, for example, % WINDIR %
Run parameter format: % index %, for example, % 1%, % 1. PATH %, % 1. File %, % 1.ext%, truncation Extension
[+] If only the file name is specified, the path of the file is automatically searched. The search order is as follows:
System installation directory, such as C: \ WINDOWS
System Directory, such as c: \ windows \ system32
DefaultProgramInstallation directory, such as c: \ Program Files
Default my document directory, such as c: \ document and Settings \ USERNAME \ Documents
Share my document directories, such as c: \ document and Settings \ All Users \ Documents ents
User directory, such as c: \ document and Settings \ User Name

Example:

Name: Ed command line: notepad % 1% working directory: % 2%
Enter ed win. ini to start notepad and open C: \ WINDOWS \ win. ini. The default directory is used because the working directory is not specified.
Enter ed win. ini % WINDIR % to start notepad and open C: \ WINDOWS \ win. ini. The working directory uses C: \ WINDOWS

Name: Ed command line: notepad % 1% working directory: % 1. PATH %
Enter ed win. ini to start notepad and open C: \ WINDOWS \ win. ini, working directoryUse the file path C: \ WINDOWS

Enter notepad. If this command is not defined, Open c: \ windows \ notepad.exe.

 

 

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