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#1
 2002-05-05, 11:18
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the happy land of australia
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open in wordpad
whats the reg hack so open in wordpad is a permentent right click option, like open with winzip?
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#2
 2002-05-05, 18:03
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Re: open in wordpad
go for your ROOT directory in your registry, then for the filetype you want to edit and search for [name of the filetype]+file. Open it, open shell, create a folder with the name of the command you want to have (Open with Notepad). In this folder you create a folder "command", the key should be like "C:\WINDOWS\NOTEPAD.EXE %1".
Or search for programs that edit context menus.
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#3
 2002-05-06, 04:51
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Re: open in wordpad
[update]in the folder with the command name has to be a key with the text that should be displayed in the (right click)menu. There should be an & before the letter that should be underlined. If it�s for your workspace, you�ve got to search for the CLSID folder and then it�s the {20D04FE0-3AEA-1069-A2D8-08002B30309D} key. If you�ve got questions, feel free to ask.[/update]
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