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?
run as administrator
- Thread starter Roedy
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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
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.
Not here, also Win 7 x86.
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}
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" %*
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" %*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" %*
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!
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".
And you have that key, Charles D. So you could "Run as administrator".
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
JP shell version : REG_SZ : C:\Bin\TCmd19\TCC.EXE 19.02
This command, run elevated by the TCC you want to handle BTMs, works here.
Here's what it does (before/after).
Code:
reg add HKCR\%@assoc[.btm]\SHELL\RUNAS\COMMAND /ve /d "\"%_cmdspec\" /c \"%%1\" %%*"Here's what it does (before/after).
I set it for the right-click menu. Had no idea it also affected the operation of shortcuts!
Also from RegTweaks. Purely for use by RegTweaks, to avoid replacing a newer version of the debugger with an older version.
Thank you Charles. What is the line number and contents from RegTweaks that generates that line please? The one I have is:
Date/time: 1/5/2016@11:04pm
Size: 25.2 KB (25,852 bytes)
Is that your latest version?
Date/time: 1/5/2016@11:04pm
Size: 25.2 KB (25,852 bytes)
Is that your latest version?
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.
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.
Vince, I have it as "prospero.unm.edu\RegTweaks.btm" - i have attached mine at the BTM..... the TXT is for Charles.
Would you elaborate on this please? you are just setting the value - not testing it ....... at least in my version
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
I really don't know. It may be CoreFTP doing that. Files uploaded by TCC have more reasonable time stamps.
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?
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.
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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