General Context Menu Editor?

[siouxdax]

I'm looking for a (freeware) program/utility that enables you to edit context menus within Windows Explorer (or, in my case, xplorer2). I know I've seen this software somewhere before... And I have no idea why I don't still have it installed.

Anyone have some input on this query?

Kind Regards,
Daniel in Tulsa

[AndyM]

Mmm is one.  I have the paid version, Mmm+, and I can't remember what the paid version does that the freeware version doesn't.

www.hace.us-inc.com

[lanux128]

check out this thread for a bunch of suggestions: ContextMenu Commander..

[siouxdax]

Wow. That's a lot of material to sift through, but I love sifting through stuff like this. Thank you guys so very much. You always go above and beyond to help me (and I assume others <wink>) find what I'm looking for.

Thanks again!

Kind Regards,
Daniel in Tulsa

[NotesTracker]

Also have a look at AB Extension Pack:
http://support.it-ma...=abextensionpack#152

I use Avant Browser (AB) for most of my browsing, and find it much more flexible than IE6 or IE7. I alternate between AB and Firefox, occasionally using IE7 when I really have to for functionality reasons.

While nominally built for Avant Browser ( http://www.avantbrowser.com/ ), I find that it works as a general-purpose context menu editor for Windows.

Cheers, Tony Austin.

[@thehop]

FileMenu Tools - might be also interesting - have a Lot of smart Options... 

HP: http://www.lopesoft....en/fmtools/info.html
DL: http://www.lopesoft....eMenuTools-setup.exe

SS: http://www.lopesoft....ols/screenshots.html

FileMenu Tools lets customize the context menu of the Windows Explorer.
It lets configure the following aspects:
- Add some build-in utilities in order to do operations over files and folders.
- Add customized commands which let run external applications, copy/move to a specific folder or delete specific file types.
- Configure the "Send to..." submenu.
- Enable/disable the commands which are added by other applications to the context menu.

salü

[Eóin]

@thehop, that is an excellent suggestion. The program seems really powerful