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How to edit the drop down menu?

irishman_abroad · 2003-12-22 09:08:59

How do you edit the drop down menu after you right click on a file?

22-12-2003 09:08AM

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How do you edit the drop down menu after you right click on a file?

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#2 22-12-2003 11:27AM

ColmOT [MSFT]

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What are you trying to do?

A lot of the actions associated with dropdowns come from system dlls. Are you writing your own dll with context functionality?

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#3 22-12-2003 12:28PM

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Im trying to get rid of the option to Browse with the paint programs

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#4 22-12-2003 12:46PM

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Start - Run - Regedit

Backup your registry.

Do a search for "Browse for"

Delete any keys that match what you want to delete.

Tada!
(liability not accepted for ****ups )

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#5 22-12-2003 12:48PM

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Cheers moridin

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#6 22-12-2003 01:25PM

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That won't work for all context shortcuts.

Many of these are coming from dlls that are registered. When the dll gets registered, the mouse click event causes the dll to get invoked and it's functionality to get called and a link inserted into the menu.

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#7 22-12-2003 03:42PM

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You're right, but it definately works for PSP & Winamp, as I've done it myself.

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