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Date:	Mon, 19 Apr 1999 16:31:53 +0000
From:	John Mullee <john AT exmachina DOT net>
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To:	Nancy McGough <nm AT ii DOT com>,
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Subject:	Re: precompiled perl?
References:	<Pine DOT WNT DOT 4 DOT 10 DOT 9904182117550 DOT -495273 AT aleph>

Nancy McGough wrote:
> Another Q: Is it possible to send a file to a Cygwin perl script from
> within Windows Explorer. E.g., by right clicking and choosing Send To
> and having the script be one of the Send To choices. Any pointers to
> launching Cygwin stuff from within Windows would be great.
Here's how:
- create a dos batch file that takes filenames as parameters
and runs your perl script on them.
- create a 'windows shortcut'to this batchfile and place it
in your windows user directory
- your win/user dir on NT id:
	%SYSTEMDIR%\%USERNAME%\Sendto\
  or c:\windows\Sendto on W95, or something like that.
- the name of the shortcut will appear in the context menu.

HTH john

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