That's not a feature of Windows. If you need it you have to write a program or script yourself. That seems quite easy.
is there any way, how I can create different settings for the default program to open a certain file type, depending on which directory the file is located?
For example, let's say there's a folder "\boooks ", where I have files I want to open using SumatraPDF and then there's another folder "\papers", which I I'd like to open using Adobe Acrobat Reader.
I know that it's not difficult to do that using the context menu, but still there are stiuations where you can save a lot of time. Especially because it often happens that one instincitvely double clicks on a file for opening it. My example was just an illustration, but imagine situations where complex programs will open, which means you have to wait until it's loaded, close it, and then choose the right program to open using the context menu.
I would really appreciate it, if anyone could tell me a solution for that.
Thanks in advance!