"Patrick Palczewski" <> wrote in message
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> Most things get added to the right-click menu at installation. Usually,
> it's a prompt during the install process that asks you if you want certain
> files associated with the application.
Thanks Patrick. Unfortunately I wasn't here the day he set this PC up. I
also noticed that some programs insinuate themselves onto the right-click
menu without asking. I did get rid of Soybot on the menu by removing the
keys in regedit. Is this the only way to get them off the right click menu?
I know there are often more than one way to get things done in Windows, I
like the safest way. ;-)
>
> For example, WinZip has a checkbox to add it to Windows Explorer. Checking
> the box will add it to the right-click menu.
Gotcha. You people are a real help. I'm trying to read all the sites I'm
being referred to. If I can bypass working in the registry I would love it.
>
> Patrick P.
> www.boydcomputersvcs.com
>
>
> "Valorie McLaughlin" <> wrote in message
> news:...
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>> <.> wrote in message news:...
>>> http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/libr...75(VS.85).aspx
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>> Thank you but I didn't find anything there about adding things to the
>> right click menu.
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>>> "Valorie McLaughlin" <> wrote in message
>>> news:%...
>>>> It's time to take care of another issue. How are items removed from the
>>>> right-click menu? There's a "Scan with Spybot" on the menu and it's
>>>> been uninstalled months ago.
>>>>
>>>> Also, how are things added to the right-click menu?
>>>>
>>>> The PC = HP Pavilion/VistaHomePremium SP/2 w/all updates.
>>>> 500G HD, 3G Ram, AMD dual-processor.
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