shellexecute - verb = send to

[mLipok]

How to use specific verb

for example

Send To \ Desktop

7-zip \ .....

More GPGEx options \ Decrypt

Pin to start menu

Open file location

Properties

and how exactly use when verbs

have submenu on POPUPMENU

Send To \ Desktop

7-zip \ .....

More GPGEx options \ Decrypt

Edited May 11, 2011 by mlipok

[hannes08]

Hi milpok

I don't understand what you want to achieve, but I will take a try...

To send a file to a specific location (send to \ desktop) you could use FileCopy(<source>,<destination>).

To open a file using it standard application just use ShellExeCute(<file>)

To open a file using another application you could try doing sth. like Run("<application> <file>") but this depends on the application

To pin a shortcut or a file to the startmenu see this Scripting Guy blog: LINK there are vbscript codes that can be "translated" to AutoIT pretty easily.

To create your own menuitem on a submenu, you'll need to alter the registry. (HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT\*\shellex\ContextMenuHandlers\) but you'll need to pay attention to what you are doing there.

[mLipok]

Hannes123

thanks for your attention

but I now all what your wrote

 

maybe I wrong describe my problem in previous post

 

.....

let's try again

 

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How to use specific verb

for example

menu: More GPGEx options

submenu: Decrypt

 

why I need this

 

In my examle I want to decrypt file encrypted in PGP ( http://gpg4win.org/ )

 

Yes I know I can use command line....

 

but remember .... this is only example

 

 

finaly

I want to use it for another program (http://www.certum.pl/upload_module/wysiwyg/software/proCertumSmartSign_3_3_0_1583.exe)

 

This is a aplication for digital signin file

 

but

this aplication do not have command line supprot

and

this aplication do not use WINAPI (look in Attachments)

 

the only one way to full automatization is usign specific verb in shellexecute command

 

.....

 

but...

maybe I'm wrong

any body have other sugestion ??

 

ps.

of course PIN must be entered by real user.

 

 

Edited June 18, 2015 by mLipok
image removed - attachment quota cleanup

[mLipok]

WSCRIPT Example

set shell = CreateObject("Shell.Application")
set Folder = Shell.NameSpace(DIRECTORY)
set File = Folder.ParseName("FILE")
File.InvokeVerb("command")