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changing the order of right click context menu items. Possible? How?
Hi there;
How can I change the order of right click context menu items in Windows 7 and Windows XP? Is it possible? How?
As in the shot, I want to change the order as given.
Best regards.
changingorderofcontextmenu.jpg
How can I change the order of right click context menu items in Windows 7 and Windows XP? Is it possible? How?
As in the shot, I want to change the order as given.
Best regards.
changingorderofcontextmenu.jpg
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ok, for clarification, I right clicked on a txt file. Any other additional comment for this update?
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hmm, I think there is confusion here, those 2 seems valid to me. My aim is "not" to change the order of the right click context menu "by clicking New", but only "right click any text file", txt file, in your desktop and that context menu is what I am talking. So, are those 2 valid with this clarification?
Regards.
P.S. This is the first time I use the bolding in EE.>)
P.S.S. And when I press on the colon on my keyboard for a smiley while formatting is enabled, it looks like > char. Maybe, I should report this to Bug and fixes section.
Regards.
P.S. This is the first time I use the bolding in EE.>)
P.S.S. And when I press on the colon on my keyboard for a smiley while formatting is enabled, it looks like > char. Maybe, I should report this to Bug and fixes section.
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So in my case, which one should I use?
ShellMenuView or ShellExView or both?
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