Question:
Is there a way to add a shortcut when you right click?
alex G
2009-05-18 12:07:02 UTC
You know when you right click and you get a menu. Is there a way to add a shortcut? Thanks
Three answers:
HenryA
2009-05-18 12:17:15 UTC
Yes, here is one of many tutorials online, they use one program as an example, just substitute with whatever you want to add. Hope it helps.



http://geekswithblogs.net/Solid/archive/2005/09/26/55072.aspx



* Run regedit

* go to HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT\*

* right-click on *, new > key

* name the new key "shell"

* right-click on shell, new > key

* name the new key "Scite"

* right-click on Scite, new > key

* name the new key "Command"

* Click once on Command to select it

* right-click (Default) on right side > Modify

* Add "C:\Program Files\wscite\SciTE.exe %1" to Value Data (don't put the quotes and dont forget to add the %1)



[HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT\*\shell\Scite\Command]

@="c:\\Program Files\\wscite\\SciTE.exe %1"



Now on most files, you can right-click and see "Scite" as option, allowing you to open this file in SciTE.
Courtney
2009-05-18 19:18:15 UTC
If you're talking about a shortcut to your Favorite or Bookmarked Pages, no there isn't. But you can probably try searching Add-Ons for the type of browser you use and there may be an attachment you can download for that to happen. As far as I know, the quickest shortcut is just adding a link to the toolbar.
Wchik
2009-05-18 19:11:19 UTC
you can add to favorites then the web page will be there for you to use.


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