The very very best for contextual menus

[Contro]

The very very best for contextual menus

What is the only one for modify, delete, group, add entries in the contextual menú (right click mouse) , etc, etc, ......?

Under windows 7-64

Best Regards

[Edvard]

I have always liked ContextEdit.  It was a free giveaway from PC Magazine a long time ago, but now it's $7.97: http://www.pcmag.com...2/0,2817,3229,00.asp

It requires a bit of knowledge about how context menus are supposed to work, file associations and things like that.  You can do much the same thing in Windows' "Folder Options" under the "Filetypes" tab.

See this thread for other software, and a link to the older free version of ContextEdit:
https://www.donation...dex.php?topic=9768.0
I don't know if it works on Windows 7.  Maybe give it a try?

[Contro]

I have always liked ContextEdit.  It was a free giveaway from PC Magazine a long time ago, but now it's $7.97: http://www.pcmag.com...2/0,2817,3229,00.asp

It requires a bit of knowledge about how context menus are supposed to work, file associations and things like that.  You can do much the same thing in Windows' "Folder Options" under the "Filetypes" tab.

See this thread for other software, and a link to the older free version of ContextEdit:
https://www.donation...dex.php?topic=9768.0
I don't know if it works on Windows 7.  Maybe give it a try?

-Edvard (September 03, 2013, 11:10 PM)

Running to try
 
Best Regards

[Ath]

Or this free tool from door2windows (Don't know them, just googled it) http://www.door2wind...-windows-xp-vista-7/

[Contro]

Or this free tool from door2windows (Don't know them, just googled it) http://www.door2wind...-windows-xp-vista-7/

-Ath (September 04, 2013, 06:02 AM)

Running to try. I think I've heard of this splendid program. As usual in this soft of software seems don't exist the answer for dummies.
we have to know what is in our hands.
I was thinking, like usual, in something for me.
 

[mouser]

FileMenuTools always looked very good to me (haven't tried it recently):
http://www.lopesoft.com/en/filemenutools

[Contro]

FileMenuTools always looked very good to me (haven't tried it recently):
http://www.lopesoft.com/en/filemenutools

-mouser (September 04, 2013, 08:08 AM)

I have. I am using that program for years. And use yesterday to see a tart with the hard disk spaces. Happen a very strange thing. I have the system disk with 285 GB and appear with only 164 MB free, but filemenu tools give me 97.6 GB free. But in my pc windows the hard disk appear deeply red.
I was using the splendid program DocFetcher in those moments. The indexes are very small so have no explanation. I reinitiate the system and after the while the red status dissapear.

The problem with this type of problems is that not "automatic". You have to think and that make me nervous because require knowledge to eliminate some entries.
With all the danger i am now with nirsoft ShellExeView and ShellMenuView and shellOpenwith
But lacks a measure for dummies.
 


Note : I thingk was probably a virus, because don't seems possible from DocFetcher, so I have no consult this point in the DocFetcher forum. But it's so strange.
 

[MilesAhead]

Or this free tool from door2windows (Don't know them, just googled it) http://www.door2wind...-windows-xp-vista-7/

-Ath (September 04, 2013, 06:02 AM)

They have some nice free tools.  The Navigation Pane Customizer for Windows Seven is totally intuitive. I feel like I can change the settings on a whim because I won't get stuck when trying to change them back.

[Target]

Fast Explorer is another one that I've used, though as with the other choices the learning curve is perhaps a little steep.

Downside is that it appears to be out of development (developers website is gone!) though it's been working OK for me (W7-32)

[Contro]

Or this free tool from door2windows (Don't know them, just googled it) http://www.door2wind...-windows-xp-vista-7/

-Ath (September 04, 2013, 06:02 AM)

They have some nice free tools.  The Navigation Pane Customizer for Windows Seven is totally intuitive. I feel like I can change the settings on a whim because I won't get stuck when trying to change them back.

-MilesAhead (September 04, 2013, 01:54 PM)

Hello Miles !!!!!!!
At the present time I have almost solved the inconvenience of scrolling the context menu
 

[Contro]

Fast Explorer is another one that I've used, though as with the other choices the learning curve is perhaps a little steep.

Downside is that it appears to be out of development (developers website is gone!) though it's been working OK for me (W7-32)

-Target (September 04, 2013, 05:20 PM)

At the present time is kaputt. In some places is not indicated for windows 7. But it's a good news is can be used under windows 7.
Best Regards
 

[Curt]

The very very best for contextual menus

-Contro (September 03, 2013, 05:44 PM)

ShellToys from http://www.cfishelltoys.com/
is The very very Best...

but not free:

Licensing:
A single license allows CFi ShellToys to be used on one computer. A separate license must be purchased for each computer on which ShellToys is installed. When you purchase a license, we will send you software 'unlock' codes and simple registration instructions by email. After registration, you are entitled to upgrade to any future versions of ShellToys at no extra charge.

Pricing:
First license:  GBP £20.00  (approx. US $33.00,  EUR €23.00)
Additional licenses:  GBP £5.00 each  (approx. US $8.00,  EUR €6.00)

[Contro]

The very very best for contextual menus

-Contro (September 03, 2013, 05:44 PM)

ShellToys from http://www.cfishelltoys.com/
is The very very Best...

but not free:

Licensing:
A single license allows CFi ShellToys to be used on one computer. A separate license must be purchased for each computer on which ShellToys is installed. When you purchase a license, we will send you software 'unlock' codes and simple registration instructions by email. After registration, you are entitled to upgrade to any future versions of ShellToys at no extra charge.

Pricing:
First license:  GBP £20.00  (approx. US $33.00,  EUR €23.00)
Additional licenses:  GBP £5.00 each  (approx. US $8.00,  EUR €6.00)

-Curt (September 05, 2013, 08:19 AM)

I'll take a good lokk
Thanks a lot Curt