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Re: Te at end

Posted: Sep 24th, ’22, 15:47
by davidp
Trying to open pictures with xlideit(image viewer) through textexpander but it's opening only sometimes when i press the textexpander, using D:\hari b\doc\n1.jpg in Run.What do u mean by windows specific settings,language is english

win10 64bit

Re: Te at end

Posted: Sep 24th, ’22, 18:12
by Marko
I installed Xlideit, made it the default image viewer and then created the following FastKeys entry:

Type: Run
String: xl
Command: D:\marko\doc\FastKeys.jpg
More options: none - default
Win10 64bit

Tried "xl" many times and it always opens the image in Xlideit.
I don't know what the issue on your side is. Do you use the same settings? Is Xlideit the default jpg image viewer? What happens when it doesn't work? Can you try in Notepad?

Re: Te at end

Posted: Sep 25th, ’22, 07:56
by davidp
Keep pressing the string continuously to open the pic,the 8'th time it doesn't open(tested twice),yes xlideit is the default jpg viewer.Trigger immediately and don't delete string is enabled.When it doesn't work nothing happens.
Sir test thoroughly

answer this - Which same settings are u asking

Re: Te at end

Posted: Sep 27th, ’22, 15:17
by davidp
forgive,I updated win and it's now working

Re: Te at end

Posted: May 22nd, ’23, 10:31
by davidp
sorry to bother,sometimes now it's opening the pic minimized,how to open the pic always maximized,what should be added to this command -- D:\citrah\aas\r43.jpg

Re: Te at end

Posted: May 27th, ’23, 10:23
by Tom
Type: Run

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Run, "D:\citrah\aas\r43.jpg", , Max
Some applications do not obey the requested startup state and thus Max option will have no effect.

Re: Te at end

Posted: Jun 2nd, ’23, 06:28
by davidp
The max option which marko said earlier was working in previous versions of fk,the max option which u have now said is not working,will u pls use the max command for this -- D:\citrah\aas\r43.jpg in an other way

Re: Te at end

Posted: Jun 2nd, ’23, 17:54
by Tom
I use FastStone and this always opens the picture in a maximized window (Type: Command):

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Run, D:\MyFolder\MyImage.jpg,, max