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I have the following F9 entry to view picture files: 'start "" "d:\programme\irfanview\i_view32.exe" %1'. But if the file to view contains '%2' this is replaced (omitted) by the Windows command shell. For example, the file 'arcadia%20retro[1].jpeg' is converted to 'arcadia0retro[1].jpeg'. The same can be seen with the following F9 entry
echo param 1 = %1 But if you use Ctrl+Batch to create a file with the file name then it is correct which proves that CMD.EXE does the conversion and not Ztree. I remember a discussion about this but cannot find it anymore. Is there a way to avoid this hassle?
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- [Q] How to avoid that CMD.EXE replaces %2 in file name? (614) - Juergen Hestermann - Sep 04,2006 at 16:53 [Q]
- s/%1/%7/ (594) - Hartmut Schneider - Sep 04,2006 at 18:06
- s/%1/%7/ (601) - Juergen Hestermann - Sep 05,2006 at 00:37
- s/%1/%7/ (582) - Juergen Hestermann - Sep 05,2006 at 04:15
- s/%1/%7/ (594) - Antti - Sep 05,2006 at 04:55
- %2 works from F9 under 4NT (581) - Michael Kahn - Sep 05,2006 at 08:37
- s/%1/%7/ (618) - Juergen Hestermann - Sep 08,2006 at 20:03
- [Q] How to avoid that CMD.EXE replaces %2 in file name? (610) - Ben Kent - Sep 04,2006 at 18:07
- [Q] How to avoid that CMD.EXE replaces %2 in file name? (602) - Juergen Hestermann - Sep 05,2006 at 00:37
- [Q] How to avoid that CMD.EXE replaces %2 in file name? (714) - Ian Binnie - Sep 04,2006 at 18:21
- Thanks for an excellent tip (611) - Alan Smedley - Sep 04,2006 at 20:48
- [Q] How to avoid that CMD.EXE replaces %2 in file name? (583) - Juergen Hestermann - Sep 05,2006 at 00:37
- [Q] How to avoid that CMD.EXE replaces %2 in file name? (603) - Ian Binnie - Sep 05,2006 at 10:42
- [Q] How to avoid that CMD.EXE replaces %2 in file name? (586) - Juergen Hestermann - Sep 05,2006 at 18:43
- [Q] How to avoid that CMD.EXE replaces %2 in file name? (603) - Ian Binnie - Sep 05,2006 at 10:42
- Thanks here too! (586) - Al Combs - Sep 05,2006 at 23:16
- [Q] How to avoid that CMD.EXE replaces %2 in file name? (603) - Ian Binnie - Sep 05,2006 at 11:06
- [Q] How to avoid that CMD.EXE replaces %2 in file name? (576) - Juergen Hestermann - Sep 05,2006 at 18:43
- [Q] Should ZTree double %s in filenames saved to BATs? (605) - Liviu - Sep 05,2006 at 12:27
- [Q] Should ZTree double %s in filenames saved to BATs? (598) - Juergen Hestermann - Sep 05,2006 at 18:43
- [Q] Should ZTree double %s in filenames saved to BATs? (620) - Liviu - Sep 06,2006 at 10:54
- [Q] Should ZTree double %s in filenames saved to BATs? (623) - Juergen Hestermann - Sep 06,2006 at 16:45
- [Q] Should ZTree double %s in filenames saved to BATs? (569) - Juergen Hestermann - Sep 06,2006 at 17:37
- [Q] Should ZTree double %s in filenames saved to BATs? (623) - Juergen Hestermann - Sep 06,2006 at 16:45
- [Q] Should ZTree double %s in filenames saved to BATs? (620) - Liviu - Sep 06,2006 at 10:54
- [Q] Should ZTree double %s in filenames saved to BATs? (598) - Juergen Hestermann - Sep 05,2006 at 18:43
- [Q] How to avoid that CMD.EXE replaces %2 in file name? (601) - Steve Rawling - Sep 05,2006 at 20:12
- [Q] How to avoid that CMD.EXE replaces %2 in file name? (597) - Juergen Hestermann - Sep 05,2006 at 21:19
- [Q] How to avoid that CMD.EXE replaces %2 in file name? (574) - Hartmut Schneider - Sep 07,2006 at 15:23
- [Q] How to avoid that CMD.EXE replaces %2 in file name? (597) - Juergen Hestermann - Sep 05,2006 at 21:19
- s/%1/%7/ (594) - Hartmut Schneider - Sep 04,2006 at 18:06