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Classes deal with the internal registry programming and where it's located in the registry you see first of all you have the .jpg .jpeg file extensions you generally find those at the top of the window the root registry hive and those generally will link to a class far below usually the word 'file' appended to it the extensions above will link to the class below and it's in the class below that the actual
context-menu entries will actually be stored...
The second tab "actions" that's where you're going to put all your context-menu and entries the last tab will have a setting for perceived-types, it's for file type associations that are always prevalent and present regardless of the actions you create and it would go back to the action tab that's we're going to put the entries you'll the box of the top you'll create the new labels you can use spaces if you want since I helped bug report we fix that particular issue the label you create now in the actual class area will create underscores in place of the spaces so that is you no longer occurs bug wise and stuff after you printed the label you need to go into it and then it'll bring up a box of the bottom will you put in with exe is stored with the program you're going to use the launch it there's a little button of the far-right you can click to bring up a box to select the file you left in navigate to wherever this program is located once you're done it'll automatically create an extension beyond the program EXE that looks like "%1" that is normal that is the placeholder for your file that you're going to open Windows replaces that with the actual file name when you go to run a program open a file that is.
if you if you want to add an icon from the exe so it appears next to the context menu entry you need to double-click on the label that you created that'll bring up a new window click on the icon Tab and click on the icon you want that of course just makes it nice and pretty for the for the context menu entry if you want to change the icon associated with the file type itself you'll need to go to the icon tab, which is the second to last tab by default it should show whatever it was currently associated you'll have to read it navigate to the program you just selective if you're going to change the icon to that one stored internally in one in the exe you are planning to associate if that is the case.....
Last edited by Melchior; 16 Jul 2017 at 09:46. Reason: I used my phones voice to text which messed up plenty of text so I had to manually fix it all..