can you explain how you are launching that command?
Using :
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Run console command: $$1 $$2 | showmemo Output:;;; appcapappendmemo $$1 $$2
can you explain how you are launching that command?
Run console command: $$1 $$2 | showmemo Output:;;; appcapappendmemo $$1 $$2
showmemo;;; appcapappendmemo ______(command line stuff)______If I add some text to show then FARR shows that and then appends the output from the later command-line action:
showmemo some text here;;; appcapappendmemo ______(command line stuff)______
in cases where the command-line output only contains linebreak separated file/folder paths it would be really cool if there was a version of appcapp that automatically displayed the results as a regular FARR results list..yes definitely i was thinking the same thing.
question:
in the search directory entries, do you actually have them listed as "N:\"
or is it more like "N:\Program Files\" , i.e. specifies a directory which also exists on C:.
the reason i ask is that i thought i coded it so that it never reassigned just a plain drive letter.

It's working on my work PC, it might didn't work for me because I haven't updated yet to the latest release at my home PC.
Speaking of which, is there way to update a portable version of FARR using DcUpdater, w/o DcUpdater installing FARR?





thats a good question -- try the updater, see what it says.
if it says you have a newer version installed, right click and say to install anyway.
if it lists your version correctly as 1.60.02 then it will offer to download update and confirm my theory about the mislabeling.

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