Add New Sub Menu Action on Right Click Menu for Windows 7

iifraz · 30 Oct 2019

Hi All,

How do i add new Sub Item under Rename on Right Click Menu with an Action.

Requirement:
I have a Standard List of Renamings. So i want to Right Click on a File and Select a Specific Name from the List and the File has to be renamed.

Rename >

Booking >

1-Application
2-Proforma Invoice
3-Musawama
4-Agency
5-POS-Approved
6-Covering Schedule
7-Bill of Exchange-Received Copy
8-Invoice-Endorsed
9-Bill of Lading-Endorsed
10-Packing List
11-Insurance
12-Compliance
13-Arrival Notice
14-System Voucher

Amendments

1-Covering Schedule
2-Bill of Exchange-Received Copy
3-Invoice-Endorsed
4-Bill of Lading-Endorsed
5-Packing List
6-Insurance
7-Compliance
8-Arrival Notice
9-System Voucher

Shipping Guarantee

1-Application
2-Indemnity
3-Invoice-Endorsed
4-Bill of Lading-Endorsed
5-System Voucher
6-Customs Link

Acceptance

1-Bill of Exchanged-Signed
2-Letter of Undertaking
3-System Voucher-ACCPT
4-Customs Link
5-Acceptance SWIFT Message

Settlement

1-Arrival Notice-Signed
2-Maturity Advice-Signed
3-Request Letter
4-Exchange Rate
5-System Voucher-ACCPTCLS
6-System Voucher-Settlement
7-Settlement SWIFT Message

Closure

1-Request Letter
2-System Voucher-CLS

Sample Snap Attached.

Looking forward for Help and Solution

Thanks All

RolandJS · 30 Oct 2019

You might need to look into a specialized, non-free, clipboard utility that will keep all your names in its pot, at the ready if a right-click menu utility cannot be located.

iifraz · 31 Oct 2019

RolandJS said:

You might need to look into a specialized, non-free, clipboard utility that will keep all your names in its pot, at the ready if a right-click menu utility cannot be located.

But this list is fixed and will not change. anything which can be done in the registry to make it work.

RolandJS · 31 Oct 2019

iifraz said:

But this list is fixed and will not change. anything which can be done in the registry to make it work.

You do make routine OS and data partition backups onto external media, correct? If not, begin; if yes, we continue. There might possibly be a solution -- resplendence's registrar registry manager, I think the free trial version is still out there. If a registry hack is possible, and very likely you will have to be hacking, testing, restarting, testing many many times, that program might be able to do it. If you try this route, ensure you have restorable full image backups on external media. Using tweaking.com's registry backup or anything similar, make registry backups at every step of the way, and keep a number of them in case you have back-pedal some. Remember you will be hacking the registry, without restorables, your Windows could very well be toast, and time for a Repair Install if not a clean reinstall.

LMiller7 · 31 Oct 2019

I don't believe what you want can be done with registry entries alone. Developers usually do this kind of thing with a custom context menu handler. This is not simple. It could be done with third party software but I don't know of anything with capabilities like that.

A second problem is that registry entries in themselves don't do anything. They only provide the information that must be interpreted and acted on by software.

These things seem simple if you don't consider the details. When you do things aren't so simple.

RolandJS · 31 Oct 2019

LMiller7, thanks for the info! I knew what little I know about such things won't go very far, thanks for adding valuable info :)

iifraz · 04 Nov 2019

Thank to

Code:

RolandJS

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LMiller7

for the information.

was able to achieve it using Excel VBA