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File Types

Menu Operations

In the Drives and folders section you configure their context menus.

The Show "command prompt here" opens the command prompt at the desired location. You can execute

DOS commands via the command prompt.

Under Files and folders you can specify what commands are to be shown in the context menus of files and

folders. Here, the four commands Send to, Move to folder, Copy to folder and Encrypt/Decrypt can be dis-

played. The checkbox is active for commands that are already enabled.

Selecting Default settings restores the Windows default settings.

"New" Menu

Here you can select which file types should be shown in the New submenu of the context menu for the

desktop, Explorer and the "Save" dialog. Use the checkboxes to set which file types should be displayed.

Select Remove to remove a selected entry from the list. Select Add... to include other file types in the list.

Under Options, you can specify whether the "New" menu should appear in the context menu of the desk-

top and the free area of folder windows.

Opening Files

Here you can select how Windows should proceed when opening files with unknown extensions. Under

Default application, you can specify that either the "Open with" dialog is displayed or that a file is auto-

matically accessed with a certain program (for example with Notepad). To do so, write the start name of the

desired program in the field. Alternatively, select a program via Edit.

Advanced

Windows XP:

Here you can specify whether a new link should be automatically marked as such. By default the name of

the shortcut is prefixed with a "Shortcut to".

In the Windows Picture and Fax Viewer section, you can decide whether double-clicking on images and

fax files automatically loads them into the Windows Picture and Fax Viewer.

Windows Vista and Windows 7:

Here you can specify whether a new link should be automatically marked as such. By default, the text "

shortcut" is added to the end of the shortcut name.

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