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rcmaehl / PowerToysMacros

Definable Macros for PowerToys Run
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Installation issues #16

Closed LSTANCZYK closed 2 days ago

LSTANCZYK commented 8 months ago

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Install Type

New Install

Steps to reproduce

  1. Downloaded the release
  2. Copied the file to Power Toys Run plugin folder
  3. Closed PowerToys
  4. Ran the executable
  5. Received a message of successful installation
  6. Launched PowerToys
  7. Opened Run settings
  8. Checked the plugin list

✔️ Expected Behavior

Plugin is shown in the plugin list.

❌ Actual Behavior

Plugin is not available in the plugin list.

Microsoft Windows version

22H2 build 19045

Powertoys version

0.76.2

Other Software

No response

rcmaehl commented 8 months ago

I'll see if I can get it added to the Plugin list, but it is uninstallable via Programs and Features

LSTANCZYK commented 8 months ago

So you're saying that it should still run even if it does not show in the installed plugin list page? That does not happen for me - no prompt list items show up for the macros defined in the INI file.

best regards Lukasz Stanczyk

http://ukiwebdesign.com/lstanczyk

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I'll see if I can get it added to the Plugin list, but it is uninstallable via Programs and Features

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rcmaehl commented 8 months ago

So you're saying that it should still run even if it does not show in the installed plugin list page? That does not happen for me - no prompt list items show up for the macros defined in the INI file. best regards Lukasz Stanczyk http://ukiwebdesign.com/lstanczyk

Yes. PowerToysMacros registers as a URI instead of a plugin currently. Format is macro:<macroname> [optional data]

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