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SnookRed
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I'd like to invoke scripts that I write from the file explorer in Windows 10. The primary reason for doing it this way is too be able to select files in file explorer and having the full path/s to those files passed as arguments to the script. I imagine that this would be very analogous to the way "copy" and "paste" work. In that copy involves selecting source file/s and paste the target which in this case may be a file rather than a folder. This especially refers to the idea of selecting multiple files in file explorer and acting on all of them. I'm wanting to code a script that replaces the action performed.
I'm pretty sure this can be done using third party software but it seems like an obvious capability that ought to always be available.
If this is possible it would be great to find some associated documentation. If it is NOT possible it would also be good to know for sure that one must look elsewhere.
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I'm pretty sure this can be done using third party software but it seems like an obvious capability that ought to always be available.
If this is possible it would be great to find some associated documentation. If it is NOT possible it would also be good to know for sure that one must look elsewhere.
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