How to construct this user command?

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I am trying to create a custom button to take me to the following location in the Preferences menu, but can't figure out what string to use in the Command Editor.

What I want the button to access is: Preferences > Preference Categories > Favorites and Recent > File and Folder Labels.

I have found that using "Prefs" will take me to the Preferences menu, but of course only the item that was last accessed.

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Have a look at the Prefs PAGE=xxx option in the Help.

Regards, AB

3

That was a big help. Thanks!

4

Is there an internal command I can use to go directly to the Internal Commands help page?

Under the Help section under Internal Commands I don't see anything for that, but perhaps there is a way. It would be handy to have this set to a button.

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I can't remember where I got this from, but it works (for me)....

/windows\HH.EXE ms-its:C:\Program Files\GPSoftware\Directory Opus\Help\dopus.chm::/Documents/Internal_Commands.htm

Regards, AB

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I just bookmark the web version: gpsoft.com.au/help/opus11/i ... mmands.htm

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Thanks, aussieboykie. That works great. At first I thought it was a browser URL, but read your post again and tried it in a button. Very slick.

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I have assigned it to a hotkey tied to Ctrl-F1. I have another command tied to Shift-F1 that takes me directly to the Scripting Reference.

/windows\HH.EXE ms-its:C:\Program Files\GPSoftware\Directory Opus\Help\dopus.chm::/Documents/ScriptingReference.htm

Regards, AB

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Hmm ... I can't make that last one work. Maybe my dopus.chm file isn't up to date.

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You can use Help REF=commands

See here for some shortcuts argument

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[quote="AlbatorV"]You can use Help REF=commands

See here for some shortcuts argument[/quote]
Another previously unnoticed gem! Thanks @AlbatorV.

Regards, AB