SpikedCola
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I would like to create some shortcuts for extracting and general things like that. For example, how would I go about binding CTRL+E to WinRAR's 'Extract Here' command? I figured if I could bind CTRL+E to a batch file that ran 'WinRAR -e %1' (obviously with proper syntax) that would do the trick, but I dont know how to bind the shortcuts to the command, or if this is even doable.
Ive found the Shortcut Key for shortcuts to always add ALT to any keystroke sequence and Id rather just use CTRL, or better yet, just bind it to a mouse button.
EDIT Well I guess tying things out helps me figure them out, so Ive found out how to bind it to a mouse button (durr). How do I have it take the file Im clicking on and have it input it into the batch file to extract? The command is "C:\Program Files\WinRAR\unrar.exe" e "PATHTOFILE\FILE.RAR" so how do I replace the PATH thing with the file Im clicking on?
Ive found the Shortcut Key for shortcuts to always add ALT to any keystroke sequence and Id rather just use CTRL, or better yet, just bind it to a mouse button.
EDIT Well I guess tying things out helps me figure them out, so Ive found out how to bind it to a mouse button (durr). How do I have it take the file Im clicking on and have it input it into the batch file to extract? The command is "C:\Program Files\WinRAR\unrar.exe" e "PATHTOFILE\FILE.RAR" so how do I replace the PATH thing with the file Im clicking on?
