Explorer.exe Command Operators

[TheCorsairMalack]

Okay, I've been customizing my contextual menu (The right click one, using the registry editor.) And apparently when you make a new option for directories it will automatically become the default. e.g. Now instead of opening the folder in explorer it opens it in the command prompt. Exactly what I want to happen. But I don't want it to be default and there is no way to change the default operation for directories. Except to add another operation. I chose to remake the basic OPEN operation. I have created the registry entry at [HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT]\Directory\Shell\Open\command. It's key value is C:\Windows\Explorer.exe so that it will open the directory using explorer, which it does, BUT... it always opens them in a new window. So C:\Program Files\Games\mygame\ ends up with 5 windows open.

I would like to know the operators for explorer on the command line that cause it to open things in the current window instead of a new one. Like the standard --help operator for linux programs.

Thanks ahead of time by the way.

 

[TheCorsairMalack]

Nevermind...

Nevermind! I found that placing my Command prompt here command in [HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT]\folder\Command Prompt Here\command makes it work out just fine. Only took an hour! Yay!