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vefatica

#2
May 20, 2008
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42
Syracuse, NY, USA
#2
One way ... put the EXE name in the target of the shortcut. Then you'll have the "run as admin" option. For example,

Code: 
Target: g:\tc22\tcc.exe [/k | /c] [path\]file.btm
 
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AnrDaemon

#4
Aug 23, 2010
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#4
Roedy said:
When I create a shortcut to a *.BTM file, I go into advanced, but it does not let me select "run as administrator". Is there a way around this?
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Which page you are trying to change it on? There's two places in shortcut, where you could do it.
On the "Shortcut" tab - to change shortcut properties.
On the "Compatibility" tab - to change properties OF THE PROGRAM ITSELF. This is not possible for documents for obvious reasons.
 
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vefatica

#5
May 20, 2008
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42
Syracuse, NY, USA
#5
Charles Dye said:
That's odd. It works as expected for me. Windows 7 x86:
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Not here, also Win 7 x86.
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I have these. What do you have Charles?
Code: 
g:\tc22> regdir /v /d HKCR\.btm
HKCR\.btm
   : REG_SZ : TCC.Batch
  Content Type : REG_SZ : text/plain
  PerceivedType : REG_SZ : text

g:\tc22> regdir /v /d HKCR\tcc.batch
HKCR\tcc.batch
  SHELL
    OPEN
      COMMAND
         : REG_SZ : "G:\tc22\tcc.exe" /c "%1" %*
  shellex
    DropHandler
       : REG_SZ : {86C86720-42A0-1069-A2E8-08002B30309D}
 
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AnrDaemon

#6
Aug 23, 2010
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#6
Code: 
regdir /v /d HKCR\.btm
HKCR\.btm
   : REG_SZ : takecommand.script
regdir /v /d HKCR\takecommand.script
HKCR\takecommand.script
   : REG_SZ : JPSoft TakeCommand script (console)
  Shell
    Open
      Command
         : REG_EXPAND_SZ : "C:\Programs\TCC-RT\tcc.exe" /S /C "%1" %*
Win7 Pro SP1 64-bit.
 
Joe Caverly

Joe Caverly

#7
Aug 28, 2009
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Latitude 42.787045 Longitude -81.175952
#7
Code: 
c:\users\jlc\utils>ver

TCC  22.00.40 x64   Windows 7 [Version 6.1.7601]

c:\users\jlc\utils>regdir /v /d HKCR\.btm
HKCR\.btm
   : REG_SZ : TCCRT.Batch

c:\users\jlc\utils>regdir /v /d HKCR\tcc.batch
HKCR\tcc.batch
  SHELL
    OPEN
      COMMAND
         : REG_SZ : "C:\Program Files\JPSoft\TCMD22\tcc.exe" /c "%1" %*

c:\users\jlc\utils>regdir /v /d HKCR\tccrt.batch
HKCR\tccrt.batch
  SHELL
    OPEN
      COMMAND
         : REG_SZ : "C:\Program Files\JPSoft\TCC_RT_22\tcc.exe" /c "%1" %*
 
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vefatica

#10
May 20, 2008
8,442
42
Syracuse, NY, USA
#10
After I added the "Runas" subkey (plus its contents, see below) "Run as administrator" became available in the shortcut's properties.
Code: 
v:\> regdir /v /d HKCR\tcc.batch
HKCR\tcc.batch
   : REG_SZ : TCC BTM File
  SHELL
    OPEN
      COMMAND
         : REG_SZ : "G:\tc22\tcc.exe" /c "%1" %*
    Runas
      command
         : REG_SZ : "G:\tc22\tcc.exe" /c "%1" %*
 
Charles Dye

Charles Dye

Super Moderator
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#11
May 20, 2008
3,483
44
Albuquerque, NM
prospero.unm.edu
#11
vefatica said:
Not here, also Win 7 x86.
View attachment 1909

I have these. What do you have Charles?
Code: 
g:\tc22> regdir /v /d HKCR\.btm
HKCR\.btm
   : REG_SZ : TCC.Batch
  Content Type : REG_SZ : text/plain
  PerceivedType : REG_SZ : text

g:\tc22> regdir /v /d HKCR\tcc.batch
HKCR\tcc.batch
  SHELL
    OPEN
      COMMAND
         : REG_SZ : "G:\tc22\tcc.exe" /c "%1" %*
  shellex
    DropHandler
       : REG_SZ : {86C86720-42A0-1069-A2E8-08002B30309D}
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Code: 
C:\>assoc .btm
.btm=btmfile

C:\>regdir /v /d HKCR\btmfile
HKCR\btmfile
   : REG_SZ : Take Command Batch File
  shell
    Debug
       : REG_SZ : Debu&g
      command
         : REG_SZ : "C:\Bin\TCmd19\TCC.EXE" /c bdebugger "%1" %*
        JP shell version : REG_SZ : C:\Bin\TCmd19\TCC.EXE 19.02
    edit
       : REG_SZ : &Edit
      command
         : REG_EXPAND_SZ : %SystemRoot%\System32\NOTEPAD.EXE %1
    open
      command
         : REG_SZ : "C:\Bin\TCmd19\TCC.EXE" /c "%1" %*
    print
       : REG_SZ : &Print
      command
         : REG_EXPAND_SZ : %SystemRoot%\System32\NOTEPAD.EXE /p %1
    Run in Take Command 19
       : REG_SZ : Run in Take Command 19.02 ta&b
      command
         : REG_SZ : "C:\Bin\TCmd19\tcmd.exe" /t "C:\Bin\TCmd19\TCC.EXE" /k "%1"
    Run in TCC 19
       : REG_SZ : Run in &TCC 19.02
      command
         : REG_SZ : "C:\Bin\TCmd19\TCC.EXE" /c "%1" %*
    Run in TCCLE 13
       : REG_SZ : Run in &TCCLE 13.06
      command
         : REG_SZ : "C:\Bin\TCCLE\TCC.EXE" /c "%1" %*
    runas
      command
         : REG_SZ : "C:\Bin\TCmd19\TCC.EXE" /c "%1" %*

C:\>
I guess it's been awhile since I've updated my associations!
 
V

vefatica

#13
May 20, 2008
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42
Syracuse, NY, USA
#13
It's the existence of a SHELL\RUNAS key which lets you choose "Run as administrator" in a shortcut to a .BTM. See my previous post.

And you have that key, Charles D. So you could "Run as administrator".
 
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Charles G

#14
Apr 2, 2011
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North Carolina, USA
#14
Looks like those verbs are from RegTweaks.btm - but I am still unclear about the line the following line:

JP shell version : REG_SZ : C:\Bin\TCmd19\TCC.EXE 19.02
 
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vefatica

#15
May 20, 2008
8,442
42
Syracuse, NY, USA
#15
This command, run elevated by the TCC you want to handle BTMs, works here.

Code: 
reg add HKCR\%@assoc[.btm]\SHELL\RUNAS\COMMAND /ve /d "\"%_cmdspec\" /c \"%%1\" %%*"
Here's what it does (before/after).

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Charles G

#18
Apr 2, 2011
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North Carolina, USA
#18
Thank you Charles. What is the line number and contents from RegTweaks that generates that line please? The one I have is:

Date/time: 1/5/[email protected]:04pm
Size: 25.2 KB (25,852 bytes)

Is that your latest version?
 
Charles Dye

Charles Dye

Super Moderator
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#20
May 20, 2008
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Albuquerque, NM
prospero.unm.edu
#20
Charles G said:
Thank you Charles. What is the line number and contents from RegTweaks that generates that line please? The one I have is:

Date/time: 1/5/[email protected]:04pm
Size: 25.2 KB (25,852 bytes)

Is that your latest version?
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The version I'm looking at is dated 2016-01-26. Don't know whether I ever distributed this one or not.

Which line are you asking about, the "JP shell version" line, or the RunAs line? The former is created by a subroutine called add_debug_verb. RunAs is created just before the Edit and Print verbs.
 
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Charles G

#21
Apr 2, 2011
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North Carolina, USA
#21
The output from a PDIR of regtweaks. is yours different? If it is - be great to have the updated copy...

Vince, I have it as "prospero.unm.edu\RegTweaks.btm" - i have attached mine at the BTM..... the TXT is for Charles.
 

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Charles G

#24
Apr 2, 2011
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North Carolina, USA
#24
Thank you. After sorting the FTP listing by date - why are so many files timed as 12:00:00 AM? Looks like you did a lot of trimming on the new RegTweaks... have to look at it more closely
 
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Charles G

#26
Apr 2, 2011
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#26
Whatever caused it - all files on or before [9/19/2017 12:00:00 AM], no middle files, then files on or after [10/12/2017 10:57:00 AM] are all not midnight or noon. Do you kmnow if you did something different between those dates?
 
Charles Dye

Charles Dye

Super Moderator
Staff member
#27
May 20, 2008
3,483
44
Albuquerque, NM
prospero.unm.edu
#27
Charles G said:
Whatever caused it - all files on or before [9/19/2017 12:00:00 AM], no middle files, then files on or after [10/12/2017 10:57:00 AM] are all not midnight or noon. Do you kmnow if you did something different between those dates?
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Older files were bulk-copied from an earlier version of Prospero, using CoreFTP or some other free FTP software -- I really don't remember the details. Newer files were uploaded individually, as available, by a TCC batch file.
 
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AnrDaemon

#28
Aug 23, 2010
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#28
vefatica said:
Joe Caverly and AnrDaemon ... is "Run as administrator" available in your BTM's properties?
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Nice find. Indeed, I have no "run as administrator" on the BTM links. Somehow it did not appear to me, that all the .lnk I was inspecting were direct links to tcc-rt.exe, not to the corresponding BTM.
 
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