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Create a new Favorite Run-Dialog Command, how to?

The solution is simple to create a new Favorite Run-Dialog Command!

Please enter your command in the text field (... see Image-1 Arrow-1)

and add to favorites (... see Image-1 Arrow-2)

Please use always ... the latest version of Run-Command!

(Image-1) Favorite Run-Dialog Command!

FAQ 5: Updated on: September 20th 2017 20:32

Run-Command - FAQ-5: Create a new Favorite Run-Dialog Command, how to?
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... more information about the software Run-Command

Heres a little list of Windows shell:folder commands The shell folder commands is also supported in Run-Command Please always use the newest version

A List of Windows Shell:Folders Commands?

From version 2.72 the problem with paths, folders or files with spaces and environment variables was fixed If the input in the Run Dialog area looks as follows: "%APPDATA%\Media

Paths problems with blank spaces and environment variables, solved!

In Run-Command the Control-Panel menu is not correctly displayed, when your use the wrong version of Run-Command When using Windows x64 operating systems,

In run-command is the control panel not correctly displayed!

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Create a new Favorite Run-Dialog Command, how to?

The solution is simple to create a new Favorite Run-Dialog Command!

Please enter your command in the text field (... see Image-1 Arrow-1) and add to favorites (... see Image-1 Arrow-2) Please use always ... the latest version of Run-Command!

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Please enter your command in the text field (... see Image-1 Arrow-1)

and add to favorites (... see Image-1 Arrow-2)

Please use always ... the latest version of Run-Command!