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Using CLSIDs in Launch Bar Commander

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Ehtyar:
A few of them have GUIDs you can use to open them. You can find a basic list here, though only a few are directly supported by Windows directly.

Ehtyar.

raybeere:
Thanks, I bookmarked that. I'll have to play around a bit, just to see what I can do.

PhilB66:
Here's another one to run Internet Explorer ::{871C5380-42A0-1069-A2EA-08002B30309D}  :D

BTW, you could use "shell" command to open special folders. For example, Run shell:DriveFolder --> Opens the "My Computer" folder. Here is a list of "shell" commands:


* shell:Common Administrative Tools

* shell:Administrative Tools

* shell:SystemX86

* shell:My Pictures

* shell:Profile

* shell:CommonProgramFiles

* shell:ProgramFiles

* shell:System

* shell:Windows

* shell:History

* shell:Cookies

* shell:Local AppData

* shell:AppData

* shell:Common Documents

* shell:Common Templates

* shell:Common AppData

* shell:Common Favorites

* shell:Common Desktop

* shell:Common Menu

* shell:Common Programs

* shell:Common Startup

* shell:Templates

* shell:PrintHood

* shell:NetHood

* shell:Favorites

* shell:Personal (My Documents)

* shell:SendTo

* shell:Recent

* shell:Menu

* shell:Programs

* shell:Startup

* shell:Desktop

* shell:Fonts

* shell:ConnectionsFolder

* shell:RecycleBinFolder

* shell:PrintersFolder

* shell:ControlPanelFolder

* shell:InternetFolder

* shell:DriveFolder (My Computer)

* shell:NetworkFolder

* shell:DesktopFolder
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raybeere:
Hey, thanks! I was trying to figure out how to run the Printers folder. (I feel pretty stupid for not thinking of the shell command, though. I used to know about that, but I haven't used it in so long...)

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