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  1. copy path no paste option

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    Ditto. I want to be able to view a .pdf file located on a Linux server from an Android tablet. To do so, I want to enter the SMB path to the file. As far as I can tell there's no place to enter a file path in Solid explorer. I can work my way through a file system to get to the file, but I want instant access to one of thousands of files. I will be using keyboard wedge barcode scanning to enter the path (using QR barcodes). This is so machine shop operators can bring up drawings on a tablet - a very needed approach in a paperless machine shop.

  2. Go to directory by pasting path

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    5 comments  ·  Solid Explorer 2.0 » Improvements  ·  Admin →
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    Ditto. I want to be able to view a .pdf file located on a Linux server from an Android tablet. To do so, I want to enter the SMB path to the file. As far as I can tell there's no place to enter a file path in Solid explorer. I can work my way through a file system to get to the file, but I want instant access to one of thousands of files. I will be using keyboard wedge barcode scanning to enter the path (using QR barcodes). This is so machine shop operators can bring up drawings on a tablet - a very needed approach in a paperless machine shop.

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