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ReNamer: The best freeware file renamer? (yes says cybernetnews.com)
nosh:
+. The free version lets you remove items you don't need but doesn't let you create your own subfolders, IIRC.
Curt:
.. categorize your context menu using something like Hace MMM .. -nosh (January 16, 2008, 01:33 AM)
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+. The free version lets you remove items you don't need but doesn't let you create your own subfolders, IIRC. -nosh (January 16, 2008, 05:09 AM)
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So, nosh, is Mmm+ ever updated?
or may I as well purchase the no updates version ($10 against $17~$30)?
:tellme:
Edit: Hang me (not) if I am wrong, but it seems there have been no updates at all since 2005, so I grabbed the $9.99 version. The procedure went well.
nosh:
Hang me (not) if I am wrong
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You're taking all the fun out of this but I shall try and answer your question anyway. ;D :P
I'd say you're in the clear as long as it supports your main file manager, it would really suck if it didn't. I assume you wouldn't have got it otherwise...
Darwin:
mmm+ is good, and I used to use it. Nosh is right, it won't work with Dopus, but I found it very useful with other programmes and, of course, the shell. What prompted me to uninstall it is that its executable is compressed using AsPack - this causes at least one 16-bit programme that I use for work to fail to open under WinXP Pro Sp-2.
nosh:
I know of atleast one other program (ShellToys XP) that lets you hide unused items or club them up to a "rarely used" group. I haven't come across any other program that lets you create your own submenus though. Maybe there's something else out there...
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