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  1. Posts : 41
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    Right click main context menu. How to create New Text Document Notepad


    Right click main context menu. How to create New Text Document Notepad-newnotepad.png

    Thank You Very Much
    Last edited by akkha; 31 Aug 2019 at 00:06.
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  2. Posts : 16,712
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    I suggest you explain what happened when you tried the solution offered in your previous thread
    How to add or move New Text Document to the right click main context - TenForums

    Denis
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  3. Posts : 41
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    Try3 said:
    I suggest you explain what happened when you tried the solution offered in your previous thread
    How to add or move New Text Document to the right click main context - TenForums

    Denis
    I have explained in #6 already.
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  4. Posts : 7,860
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    What's wrong with right click / new / new text document which is normally configured by default?
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  5. Posts : 41
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    Steve C said:
    What's wrong with right click / new / new text document which is normally configured by default?
    I use it a lot... I want to increase productivity by shorten one click.

    default is right click / new / new text document

    But I want

    right click / new text document
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  6. Posts : 7,860
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    akkha said:
    I use it a lot... I want to increase productivity by shorten one click.

    default is right click / new / new text document

    But I want

    right click / new text document
    I suggest you send a personal message to Brink who has produced some excellent Tutorials on right click functionality. Perhaps ask him to produce a Tutorial for what you want?
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    Steve C said:
    I suggest you send a personal message to Brink who has produced some excellent Tutorials on right click functionality. Perhaps ask him to produce a Tutorial for what you want?
    Thank you. personal message has been sent...
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    akkha said:
    I use it a lot... I want to increase productivity by shorten one click.

    default is right click / new / new text document

    But I want

    right click / new text document
    You could save type nul >EmptyFile.txt as a .bat file and run that path as the command...

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    Edwin said:
    You could save type nul >EmptyFile.txt as a .bat file and run that path as the command...

    Right click main context menu. How to create New Text Document Notepad-2019-08-31_10-22-36.jpg
    Thank you for your reply. I had tried it. But it's not what I want...

    Your solution is only create one EmptyFile.txt and can not change file name immediatly.
    But with right click / New / Text Document which is configured by default. Can change file name immediatly.

    And if I didn't change file name, it will automatically create different file name each time...

    New Text Document.txt
    New Text Document (2).txt
    New Text Document (3).txt
    New Text Document (4).txt
    .
    .
    .
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  10. Posts : 68,543
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    @akkha,


    Would opening Notepad from the context menu instead work for you for this?

    This way you could directly open Notepad, add what you want, and save as a text file.
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