Windows 7: Explorer Toolbar Editor and or remove buttons on Explorer toolbar

Explorer Toolbar Editor is powerful and easy-to-use software that helps you add or remove buttons from the Windows Explorer toolbar in Windows 7.
Unlike other existing programs, Explorer Toolbar Editor supports many folder types and displays the current set of buttons for each one. Also, you can use it to reorder the toolbar buttons.


Features
Explorer Toolbar Editor allows you to:

• view current button sets for each folder type
• add/remove buttons to individual or all folder types
• change the order of buttons on the toolbar
• restore the default set of buttons

Explorer Toolbar Editor supports two button display modes:
File or folder selected means that a button is only displayed when you select a file or folder. This mode is useful for adding buttons that deal with file management, e.g. Copy, Paste, Cut, Rename, etc.

Nothing selected means that a button is only displayed when there’s nothing selected in a folder. This mode is useful for adding buttons that deal with the Explorer display, e.g. Preview Pane, Navigation Pane, Details Pane. Note: it makes perfect sense to also add such buttons when a file or folder is selected, so you can always see them on the toolbar.
In the Explorer Toolbar Editor, each display mode has a dedicated tab:


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