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I'd like to set up a hotkey for editing a file, as opposed to
"opening" it. I'm referring to any arbitrary ASCII file, like .html or ..bat, which may have its own association for the "open" action. I've noticed that on XP Alt-Double Click shows the file's properties, and Ctrl-Double Click does the same thing as a double click, that is, opens a file. Can Ctrl-Double Click be set up to "edit" a file? I know how to set up a hot key for the editor app itself and I'm also aware of the right-click context menu which may include an option to send the file to an editor. This is not what I want. What I want is a very simple action, like Ctrl-Double Click, on the file itself. |
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