Whenever you right click a file in Windows it opens up the context menu, which gives you options of what to do with the file. Learn how you can add your own custom options to the context menu by editing the Windows registry.
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1 Comment
If you want to avoid Registry hacks, use some free context menu editing tool like Fast Explorer. Good luck!
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