Manage IE Context Menu X64 [April-2022] * Add a New Menu for the IE Context Menu * Add a Submenu for the current window menu * Add a New entry for a specific IE Context Menu to access it from the right click context menu * Remove a menu, submenu or entry for IE Context Menu * Edit a menu or submenu * Edit an entry for IE Context Menu Manage IE Context Menu Crack + ----------------------- This tool manage Internet Explorer context menu. The main window of the tool (left window in the screenshots) contains a list with the existing Context Menus (right window in the screenshots) the tool will let you add, remove / edit the existing menu. The interface is managed by a XML-file. If the file is not found at the specified path / location, the tool will look for the file in the folder where the executable is located. The menu items can be added by dragging & dropping them on the main window. The menu item will be stored in a data-base, containing the menu name, the menu icon and the shortcut-shortcutkey. If you want to add the same menu again, you can only use the same menu name for creating a duplicate of the menu. It is possible to drag and drop items from the menu into an other menu. The tool will find the other menu name in a data-base and update the existing menu accordingly. The context menu is displayed in the browsers main window / tab. The tool is tested with Internet Explorer versions: -------------------- 9, 8, 7, 6, 5, 4, 3, 2, 1, and 0.8. This tool can be used both for adding, editing and removing context-menu items. The tool is written in.NET Framework 3.5 and uses a SQL-Database as information-storage. Suggested usage: When you are done, just press [Enter] at the end of the program window or press [Ok] at the end of the other window. Screenshots: Add Menus to the existing context menus screen-shot: Delete Menus from the existing context menus screen-shot: Shortcuts: Show/Hide the context menu screen-shot: Added on September 22, 2008, at Monday, 2:41 PM GMT 09:41 Added on August 24, 2008, at Sunday, 9:01 PM GMT 08:01 Added on August 17, 2008, at Wednesday, 9:02 PM GMT 07:02 Added on August 14, 2008, at Saturday, 9:02 PM GMT 06:02 Added on August 10, 2008, at Tuesday, 7:02 AM GMT 05:02 Added on July 29, 2008, at Saturday, 2:40 PM GMT 02:40 Added on July 27, 2008, at Thursday 6a5afdab4c Manage IE Context Menu Free Manage IE Context Menu was designed to be a tool for managing the "right-click" menus for the Internet Explorer version you are using. What's this all about? If you have Internet Explorer 5.5 or lower installed in your PC you probably didn't know that the "context menu" for the browser has options for displaying RSS feeds, opening selected URLs in a web browser and so on. But what if you want to manage the feeds that can be displayed when you right-click in an Internet Explorer window? What this application is about? This is a tool that lets you add, remove and edit the elements that are displayed in the main window of Manage IE Context Menu when the Internet Explorer 5.5 or lower is installed on the PC. Manage IE Context Menu Works with Internet Explorer 7, Internet Explorer 8, Internet Explorer 8.0.9600, Internet Explorer 9 or higher What you need to run this tool This tool is designed to be run from a Windows Form Application that needs to be installed in your Windows PC. Win XP - 32-bit Win Vista and 7 - 32-bit Win Vista and 7 - 64-bit How to install Manage IE Context Menu Run this Windows Form Application and it will install itself in a special directory. All the config files that control the behavior of Manage IE Context Menu will be stored in this directory. The installation process requires the use of an Administrative account. Try this tool After you have installed the application you can use it to run, add or edit the Internet Explorer Context menu to your PC. Features Manage IE Context Menu has the following features: View the existing Internet Explorer Context menu - Displays the current Internet Explorer context menu in the main window of the application. - Clicking on a menu item you can view a description of what it does. - Clicking on the "…" icon you can add a new menu item. Add new Internet Explorer Context menu item to the displayed one - Clicking on the "..." icon you can add a new menu item. - A dialog will appear asking you to input a description for the menu item. - Clicking on the OK button the new menu item will be added to the displayed one. View the existing Internet Explorer Context menu (as well as the new one) - Displays the current Internet Explorer context What's New in the Manage IE Context Menu? A simple tool to manage the Standard and Customizable menus of the IE using the Registry key. Now this application run as a background application and your main IE process will not be affected. Allows you to add a Start menu (application menu) item to your Windows start menu; Adds a context menu entry to the context menu of a selected file, regardless of its original extension; When you Right-click on a file, it gets a new menu entry, in order to allow, for example, a right-click on an application file to open it in the desired application. Changelog: Added: - Fixes issues in operating systems with the Windows 7 or 8-10-x KB 4629887-4238140 bug. Changes: - Windows 10 19H1-19H2: fixes an issue where AutoRun was not working correctly. - Windows 10 19H1-19H2, Windows 8 and 8.1: added new flags for "Add to Start Menu" to handle HTTP downloads when these occur. - Windows 7 and 8.1: added new flags for "Add to Start Menu" to handle HTTP downloads when these occur. - Windows 7 and 8.1: fixed a bug where some files would not get the proper icon when used as a shortcut. A virtual file system creates virtual folders that are accessible as virtual drives. Virtual drives are often used to store volume images, ISO files, Linux and Mac partition images, and other temporary or non-critical files. Apart from these purposes, virtual folders can be used to organize files, email attachments, and other files that you do not want to save permanently. Virtual file systems are typically used for sharing disk space between multiple computers on a local network, but can also be used for sharing files between a local network and the Internet. Desktop projects allow you to create a desktop-like experience using a modular XAML-based user interface. They can be run on your computer, on a device, and even in the cloud. You can use them as a starting point for creating a Windows app or a Windows Phone app. You can also write your own XAML-based User Interface for your desktop application. A virtual file system creates virtual folders that are accessible as virtual drives. Virtual drives are often used to store volume images, ISO files, Linux and Mac partition images, and other temporary or non-critical files. Apart from these purposes, virtual folders can be used System Requirements For Manage IE Context Menu: Memory: 3 GB CPU: 2.4 GHz Graphics: Radeon HD 6800 or equivalent Storage: 2 GB RAM OS: Windows XP SP2, Windows Vista SP2, Windows 7 SP1 For best performance, play the game on a 1920x1080 resolution. Share this: Facebook Twitter LinkedIn Reddit More Email Print Tumblr Pinterest Pocket Like this: Like Loading... 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