Open a new file with multiple gvim labels in Windows 7

From: http://www.setlt.net/archives/1463

Original article:

 

The specific method is as follows:

1. Enter redegit in the run. Everyone on Earth knows that this is the Windows registry.

2. Open hkey_classes_root/*/Shell in sequence, click shell, create an item, and enter the name of the item. This is displayed in the right-click menu. We recommend that you enter edit with gvim.

3. Right-click the newly created edit with gvim item, create a new item, name it "command", and change its value C: \ Program Files \ Vim \ vim73 \ gvim.exe "% 1"

To:

D: \ Program Files \ vim73 \ gvim.exe-p -- remote-tab-silent "% 1"