How to run it with Google Web pages

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hellow. I am a Korean.
I am not good at English. Please excuse me.
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I’m trying to run it with Google web page, but I don’t know why it’s not running.|
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C:\Program Files\Google\Chrome\Application

Run-Run program was saved by selecting the Google .exe extension above and set to the shortcut key.

Mark Olson

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What does this question have to do with Notepad++? This is not a forum for general tech questions, only for questions that pertain to Notepad++.

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There is a Notepad++ association.
I want to open the files I practiced with Google web pages, but I can’t connect to Google web pages.
When I first ran it the same way, I was able to connect to the Google web page, but after that, I couldn’t connect.
So I reinstalled it, but I can’t connect to the Google webpage.
Why is that?

PeterJones

@최민정 said in How to run it with Google Web pages:

Run-Run program was saved by selecting the Google .exe extension above and set to the shortcut key.

Using the Run menu should work to run any .exe, and if you correctly used the $(FULL_CURRENT_PATH) as described in the user manual, then it should properly run that external application with passing in the active file. My guess is that the “first time”, you ran the Run command with a file that had no spaces in its name, like c:\path\to\file.html, and you had a run command something like c:\Program Files\Google\Chrome\Application\chrome.exe $(FULL_CURRENT_PATH) . But when you ran again, your file’s path had one or more spaces, like c:\spaced directory\with\file.html, and the spaces confused the underlying win32 API that is used to launch external processes. The right syntax would be "c:\Program Files\Google\Chrome\Application\chrome.exe" "$(FULL_CURRENT_PATH)" – the need for the quote marks in your command is also documented in the same section of the user manual, as linked above.

Secondly, if you just want to run the active file in Chrome, why are you wasting your time with a Run menu command? View > View Current File In… > Chrome is the right way to launch the current file in the installed Chrome browser on your computer.

mkupper

@최민정 said in How to run it with Google Web pages:

Location>
C:\Program Files\Google\Chrome\Application

Try running
C:\Program Files\Google\Chrome\Application\chrome.exe

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@PeterJones

The exact answer was made possible by adding “Wow” and "$(FULL_CURRENT_PATH).
Thanks a lot.

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@mkupper

Thanks a lot.