Running 64 bit Windows 7 SP1 with all updates
I've been cleaning up my context menu and I have it right where I want it except for one item which I have been unable to find out how to delete regarding text (.txt) files.
I use UltraEdit as my text editor and have set it as the default program to use for text files. When I right click on a text file there are two selections displayed that will open the text document for editing - OPEN and EDIT. If I click on OPEN the default program (UltraEdit) indeed opens with the text file displayed and ready to edit as desired. However if I click on EDIT, Notepad opens with the file displayed and ready to edit. It's no big thing but this will gnaws at me until "I get it the way I want it" and I want the EDIT selection gone.
I can't figure out and haven't found it on the web how to keep EDIT from appearing on the contaxt menu nor can I determine how EDIT is being associated with Notepad. If it insists on being there why isn't it using UltraEdit like I specified...Windows appears to be obfuscating that information but there has to be a way to do this?
I'd appreciate a little help on this one...
I've been cleaning up my context menu and I have it right where I want it except for one item which I have been unable to find out how to delete regarding text (.txt) files.
I use UltraEdit as my text editor and have set it as the default program to use for text files. When I right click on a text file there are two selections displayed that will open the text document for editing - OPEN and EDIT. If I click on OPEN the default program (UltraEdit) indeed opens with the text file displayed and ready to edit as desired. However if I click on EDIT, Notepad opens with the file displayed and ready to edit. It's no big thing but this will gnaws at me until "I get it the way I want it" and I want the EDIT selection gone.
I can't figure out and haven't found it on the web how to keep EDIT from appearing on the contaxt menu nor can I determine how EDIT is being associated with Notepad. If it insists on being there why isn't it using UltraEdit like I specified...Windows appears to be obfuscating that information but there has to be a way to do this?
I'd appreciate a little help on this one...
My Computer
- Computer Manufacturer/Model Number
- homemade
- OS
- windows 7 ultimate x64
- CPU
- i7 - 960
- Motherboard
- intel DX58SO
- Memory
- 8 gb Dominator
- Graphics Card(s)
- EVGA 480
- Sound Card
- ASUS DX2
- Monitor(s) Displays
- Eizo CE210W
- Screen Resolution
- 1680 x 1050
- Hard Drives
- 2 intel G2 80 gb SSD
2 WD Black 1 tb
- PSU
- Corsair TX-850
- Case
- Cooler Master HAF-X
- Cooling
- Prolimatech Megahalem
- Keyboard
- Deck Legend
- Mouse
- Razer Death Adder
- Internet Speed
- 15-20 mb