Hi,
Would it be possible :idea: to edit the "new" menu,
you know you right click on desktop and it says new then you choose text doc, shortcut ect.
if so could it be done saftley (with out regitry editor)
tayspen 28 <Insert title here> Team Colleague
nanosani 20 Technize.net addict Team Colleague
Unfortunately I only know of registry tweeks ... you can have it from ...
HKCR/*/shellex/contextmenuhandlers
tayspen 28 <Insert title here> Team Colleague
Oh I see, ok then i have another question. What would be the best userfriendly/safest windows Xp tweaking tool :?:
Ancient Dragon 5,243 Achieved Level 70 Team Colleague Featured Poster
Its called Shell Programming Google for "windows shell programming" and you will get other hits too that explain with examples.
tayspen 28 <Insert title here> Team Colleague
I was think somthing like tweak ui or is that not a good one. i am not sure that i undestand what u sent me
Ancient Dragon 5,243 Achieved Level 70 Team Colleague Featured Poster
that link shows how to add your own menu items to the menu that appears when you right-click on the desktop.
tayspen 28 <Insert title here> Team Colleague
that link shows how to add your own menu items to the menu that appears when you right-click on the desktop.
well i cannot find where it says that can u please direct link me
Ancient Dragon 5,243 Achieved Level 70 Team Colleague Featured Poster
In the link to Shell Programmer's Guide, navigate to the link Shell Basics: Extending the Shell.
Here is some more information (tutorials) that may be helpful. But you need a farily good grasp of C and C++ languages.
tayspen 28 <Insert title here> Team Colleague
In the link to Shell Programmer's Guide, navigate to the link Shell Basics: Extending the Shell.
Here is some more information (tutorials) that may be helpful. But you need a farily good grasp of C and C++ languages.
Ok, thank you for your help, i will look into it even thouggh i am more of a C# kinda guy.
thanks
-T
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