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beslam:
Hello,
I've just downloaded the CreateShortcutThere.exe program and install it directly ;D but after saying 'yes' to the 'Insert in context menu, I found a new entry in the context menu but after trying it I saw that it open an new "Open With ..." dialog box  :wallbash: ?!
Could someone help me, please?
Thanx.
^-^

beslam:
 Seriously, I've always dreamed for that kind of program and when I've found it, by chance, it bugs on XP PRO SP3 !! >:( .Has someone already experienced the same trouble with "CreateShotcutThere" or can every other one understand how to make the right "Folder Search" box appear instead of that "Open With" by the registry, I think ?
Please Help me !!
Thank You.

PS : Otherwise, does anyone possibly knows an alternative to "CreateShotcutThere" ?

ewemoa:
Hmm, I tried this out just now and it seems to work here.  As in, I see a context sensitive menu item labeled:

  CreateShortcutThere...

and when I invoked it, I got a dialog starting with text:

  Choose where to create the shortcut to

Choosing a location and subsequently clicking the OK button resulted in a shortcut being created appropriately.

FWIW, I checked via regedit, the following registry keys:

  HKLM\SOFTWARE\Classes\*\shell\createshortcutthere
  HKLM\SOFTWARE\Classes\*\shell\createshortcutthere\command

The first had a default value of:

  &CreateShortcutThere...

and the second had a default value corresponding to:

  "<path-to-CreateShortcutThere.exe>" "%1"

where <path-to-CreateShortcutThere.exe> was where I had the CreateShortcutThere.exe file.

Perhaps you can see what the case is for your situation?

beslam:
Hello Ewemoa,
Thank you trying to help. ;)
I've checked out my registry and I see exactly the same as you have :
For the 2 keys
"HKLM\SOFTWARE\Classes\*\shell\createshortcutthere" and
  "HKLM\SOFTWARE\Classes\*\shell\createshortcutthere\command"
I've found for the first :
&CreateShortcutThere...
And for the second :
"C:\ProgramFiles\AutoHotKey\compiler\CreateShortcutThere.exe" "%1"

Thus what I can say is that the problem doesn't come from those two keys  :huh:
Thanx for trying to help  ;). If you ( or everyone else ) have any other idea for my problem, it will be great. 
Harry
^-^

ewemoa:
Sorry, I don't have any good ideas about your situation, but FWIW, the following are some thoughts.

And for the second :
"C:\ProgramFiles\AutoHotKey\compiler\CreateShortcutThere.exe" "%1"
-beslam (April 22, 2010, 01:12 PM)
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There are two things about this that I'm curious about:

1. Is the path between the first set of double-quotes where your CreateShortcutThere.exe file lives?  If you copy-paste the path between the first set of quotes into a command prompt window (e.g. run cmd.exe from the run dialog (Windows Key + R)), what do you get as a result?  Alternatively, can you use Windows Explorer to visit the path between the first set of double-quotes without the CreateShortcutThere.exe portion?  If you do, do you see a file named CreateShortcutThere.exe?

2. I'm more used to seeing "Program Files" with a space between the "m" and the "F".  I noticed in the path above that there seems to be no space.  Also, I tend to see "AutoHotkey" with a lower-case "k" in folder names -- though perhaps in this case, it makes no difference -- I noticed that in the path above, there is a capital "K".

If you run the CreateShortcutThere.exe file again and ask it to remove the context sensitive menu entry, does it successfully remove the context sensitive menu entry? 

Also, if you move the exe file somewhere else and try to add to the context sensitive menu by running the exe, does that make any difference as far as the behavior you reported about it not working is concerned?

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