I just recently installed PrimalScript 2015 v7.1.67 (64-bit) on my Win7 SP1 (64-bit) OS and I noticed that the "Edit with PrimalScript" option does NOT show up when I right-click on .cmd or .bat files (which I often edit).
I found this forum thread (viewtopic.php?f=11&t=8171) which mentions the same thing and I checked my registry and all suggested registry values are properly set:
* HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT\SystemFileAssociations\text\shell\Edit with PrimalScript\command\(Default) = contains the proper path to .exe
* HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT\.bat\PerceivedType = Text
* HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT\.cmd\PerceivedType = Text
I first thought, as suggested by the other forum thread, that my PC's configuration could be messed up. I installed PrimalScript 2015 v7.1.67 (64-bit) on two other test PCs running Win7 SP1 (64-bit) - even one that was just freshly installed - and I'm getting the same results (no "Edit with PrimalScript" option for .bat or .cmd files).
Can someone please help me get this simple but very beneficial feature back on my PC?
Regards,
TXTechie
'Edit with PrimalScript' not showing up for some file types
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Re: 'Edit with PrimalScript' not showing up for some file ty
I'm not sure why this is no longer works. It is possible that one of the Windows updates changed the behavior of bat and cmd files. All other file types with PerceivedType Text behave normally.
David
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Re: 'Edit with PrimalScript' not showing up for some file ty
If you add the command to the following entry, it will then appear:
HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT\batfile\shell\Edit with PrimalScript\command
For cmd:
HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT\cmdfile\shell\Edit with PrimalScript\command
David
HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT\batfile\shell\Edit with PrimalScript\command
For cmd:
HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT\cmdfile\shell\Edit with PrimalScript\command
David
David
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Re: 'Edit with PrimalScript' not showing up for some file ty
When I attempt to add the suggested registry keys/values, I receive the attached error message - even on a fresh install of Win7 SP1 (64-bit) and even logged on using the local "Administrator" account (with UAC turned off).
It's still strange that this is only happening with .bat & .cmd files (at least of the common file types that I usually edit and have tried so far, including VBScript, Powershell, XML files and even normal text files).
I noticed in the other forum thread to which I shared a link, it was mentioned that the older PrimalScript 3.1 used a different method of file associations. I was using PrimalScript 3.1 before and this feature was working fine with .bat & .cmd files. Would you be willing to share the registry keys/values I would need to use to utilize the old PrimalScript 3.1 functionality?
TXTechie
It's still strange that this is only happening with .bat & .cmd files (at least of the common file types that I usually edit and have tried so far, including VBScript, Powershell, XML files and even normal text files).
I noticed in the other forum thread to which I shared a link, it was mentioned that the older PrimalScript 3.1 used a different method of file associations. I was using PrimalScript 3.1 before and this feature was working fine with .bat & .cmd files. Would you be willing to share the registry keys/values I would need to use to utilize the old PrimalScript 3.1 functionality?
TXTechie
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Re: 'Edit with PrimalScript' not showing up for some file ty
Unfortunately I don't have that information on PrimalScript 3.1.
Usually running the RegEdit with elevation will allow you to edit the entries, unless you are restricted by Domain Policy.
David
Usually running the RegEdit with elevation will allow you to edit the entries, unless you are restricted by Domain Policy.
David
David
SAPIEN Technologies, Inc.
SAPIEN Technologies, Inc.