geercon@alltel.net (David) wrote in message news:...
> Say I have my regular windows right click menu for the desktop. Say
> then I see a windows style right click menu in a program like Opera
> 7.1, for example, copy e-mail address is an item available in Opera
> 7.1's right click menu. How do I combine menus/items into one and get
> the functionality of all these items onto one menu?
>
> I gather this may be simpler than actual programming per se?

Hi David,
To create an entry in the context menu (windows right click menu)
it's necessary to first create
a .bat file.

Step 1. Create the batch file for the your functionality..

Now that we have the .bat file created the next step is to make it
functional and easily accessible by integrating it into the context
menu that opens when a right click is executed. To do this:

Step 2.
Open "Windows Explorer", click "Tools", then click "Folder Options".
Click the "File Types tab", and then click "Folder".
Click the "Advanced" button and then click "New" to pen the New Action
box shown below.

In the "Action" box, type the name that you want to appear in the
context menu. Browse to the location where the .bat file you created
is located, select it and let it be the Application Used to Perform
Actions. Click OK and do the standard Windows dance of Apply and OK
again to close all the open windows.

the context menu will display by right clicking the folder icon
file.

Regards
[Anaz K Kabeer]