dotTech - Topic: Open++ http://dottech.org/forums/freeware-software/open/ Simple:Press Version 5.2.6 PCbasics on Open++ http://dottech.org/forums/freeware-software/open/#p8994 Freeware Software http://dottech.org/forums/freeware-software/open/#p8994 Adrian said:

I tried to use this one before - and it slowed my context menu to a crawl, so I uninstalled it. Frown

 

yea, well everyone has a different computer and each computer can handle and not handle different software depending on whats on your computer.....im sure you already know that though....

]]> Wed, 19 May 2010 13:23:19 -0700 Adrian on Open++ http://dottech.org/forums/freeware-software/open/#p8957 Freeware Software http://dottech.org/forums/freeware-software/open/#p8957 I tried to use this one before - and it slowed my context menu to a crawl, so I uninstalled it. Frown

]]> Wed, 19 May 2010 00:54:21 -0700 Gioneo on Open++ http://dottech.org/forums/freeware-software/open/#p8891 Freeware Software http://dottech.org/forums/freeware-software/open/#p8891  

 Useful. Thanks!

]]> Tue, 18 May 2010 19:08:43 -0700 PCbasics on Open++ http://dottech.org/forums/freeware-software/open/#p8879 Freeware Software http://dottech.org/forums/freeware-software/open/#p8879 Locutus said:

http://cogizio.org/windows/646

Although this works with other folders, right?

(That link shows you how to add programs to the menu without a program!)

 

i think so...and i think this program will be easier than doing it manuallySmile

]]> Tue, 18 May 2010 18:49:24 -0700 Locutus on Open++ http://dottech.org/forums/freeware-software/open/#p8874 Freeware Software http://dottech.org/forums/freeware-software/open/#p8874 http://cogizio.org/windows/646

Although this works with other folders, right?

(That link shows you how to add programs to the menu without a program!)

]]> Tue, 18 May 2010 18:35:36 -0700 PCbasics on Open++ http://dottech.org/forums/freeware-software/open/#p8873 Freeware Software http://dottech.org/forums/freeware-software/open/#p8873
- The program installs itself as Open++ in
the shell right click context menu. Expanding it takes us to the default
commands available for thespecific file. The default commands are –
Command Prompt, Notepad, CopyPath, Run with parameters,
Register/Unregister DLLs, Open/Close CDdrive, and Set File Time.
Screenshot:Cool

Download:

http://www.softpedia.com/get/System/OS-Enhancements/Open.shtml

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