App for changing what appears under "new" context menu?


  1. CreeDo
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    Windows 7 Ultimate 64 bit
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    App for changing what appears under "new" context menu?


    I've found some tweakui-type apps for 7, including ContextEdit. But it doesn't have exactly what I want.

    I want a simple GUI that lets me see what items appear under "New" when I right click on the desktop or in a folder... and I want to be able to remove them easily.

    I already found a registry fix for the briefcase. But do I really have to go fishing through the registry for each possible extension's "Shellnew" entry? Someone must have made an app that does this by now.

    edit: ugh, sorry for double post. I can't delete the other. I'm a noob.
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  3. CreeDo
    Posts : 33
    Windows 7 Ultimate 64 bit
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    Wrong forum? I could have sworn this existed for XP though I don't remember the name.

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