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Windows
NT - Explorer Tips
Add New
Options To The Right Click In Windows NT 4.0
When you right click on a file in Explorer, the
choices for that extension are presented. To add a new choice, select
view/options/File Types. Scroll to the file type you wish to use,
select it, and click the Edit button. Click the New button. Type the
"Action" (Edit, Smile, Print, view, ...) and the full path
to the application (and any command line switches/parameters) required
to perform the "Action". If you want to change an
"Action", click "Edit" instead of "New".
I suggest you edit the "Actions" of "Text
Document", "Write Document" and any type that uses DDE
such as "Microsoft Word Document" to see the possibilities.
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