This may seem quaint and antiquated but it is very powerful since you can specify extra arguments that modify the behaviour of the program in question, specify which files to operate upon etc.
In the old days, instead of clicking on icons to start a program, one had to type its path/name in a command processor window (DOS console). In spite of the drag-drop and click-happy era of file management we're living in, for some tasks you can't beat the efficiency offered by traditional command line execution of programs. Xplorer² online help: Command execution and scriptingįile exploring reinvented: Feel like home miles away from home Automation of DOS (and windows) commands