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Guest
How do I clean out this context menu? I saw a lot of old entries I never
thought even existed. Can someone tell me how to delete them?
thought even existed. Can someone tell me how to delete them?
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TaurArian
http://www.technobabble.com.au/technobabble/html/tweaks/context-menus.htm
Remove unwanted entries from the context menus
Remove unwanted entries from the context menus
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Guest
I meant the menu that you see when you navigate to:
folder options --> file types --> new --> advanced --> Associated File Type
This is the one I meant.
folder options --> file types --> new --> advanced --> Associated File Type
This is the one I meant.
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David Candy
Another moron trying to break their computer. Go to a break newsgroups not a fix newsgroup time waster.
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Guest
In the Associated File Type menu there was Internet Explorer (ver 1.0) while
I have ver 6.0, so is this normal? There are also a number of old ones but
can't remember them all.
I have ver 6.0, so is this normal? There are also a number of old ones but
can't remember them all.
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David Candy
What would happen if you had a program that relied on IE ver 1 (that is written in 1995)? Should Windows refuse to run your program or provide an IE 1 interface to it.
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Mike Hall \(MS-MVP\)
Dan
The list exists to ensure compatibility with new and old.. remove the
entries and you will find that your computer is unable to access some
stuff..
Windows XP, contrary to popular belief, does NOT install all of these things
specifically to clog up home computers.. if you want your computer to work
for you, leave things like this well alone..
--
Mike Hall
MVP - Windows Shell/User
"If hard work were such a wonderful thing, surely the rich would have kept
it all to themselves." - Lane Kirkland
The list exists to ensure compatibility with new and old.. remove the
entries and you will find that your computer is unable to access some
stuff..
Windows XP, contrary to popular belief, does NOT install all of these things
specifically to clog up home computers.. if you want your computer to work
for you, leave things like this well alone..
--
Mike Hall
MVP - Windows Shell/User
"If hard work were such a wonderful thing, surely the rich would have kept
it all to themselves." - Lane Kirkland