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[gate1975mlm]

Can you “PLEASE” add an option to remove the following 3 item Compress to, add to backup script and PowerArchiver 2010 from the right click start menu context menu?

I really really want this!!!

I do not need or want them there!!

thanks

mike

[spwolf]

did you already post this or was it someone else? i remember seeing it before…

[TBGBe]

I must be missing something - I don’t have those in my context menu since I added them to PA submenu?

[spwolf]

he means when you right click on start menu button, to not have the option of PA shell options ;)

[gate1975mlm]

@spwolf:

did you already post this or was it someone else? i remember seeing it before…

I may have. But I see it was not added yet :(

[spwolf]

@gate1975mlm:

I may have. But I see it was not added yet :(

patience, mili will write it down tomorrow ;-)

[TBGBe]

@spwolf:

he means when you right click on start menu button, to not have the option of PA shell options ;)

Oh - you mean not even PA submenu itself! I see :p

[manuangi]

agree, on some items it has no sense to have PA menu

[gate1975mlm]

@spwolf:

patience, mili will write it down tomorrow ;-)

Thanks :)

[Brian Gregory]

@manuangi:

agree, on some items it has no sense to have PA menu

I disagree.

Just because you don’t understand what it means to archive your start menu doesn’t mean it has no meaning.

In fact it does have a perfectly good, useful (in relatively rare situations I admit) meaning.

[drteeth]

@Brian:

I disagree.

Just because you don’t understand what it means to archive your start menu doesn’t mean it has no meaning.

In fact it does have a perfectly good, useful (in relatively rare situations I admit) meaning.

And you quite noticeably fail to mention those admittedly rare situations:rolleyes:. Come on, get convincing (LOL) as I would like them gone too…at a minimum I’d like to be able to configure what DOES appear.

Cheers

DrT

[DKJones]

I fear I must be missing something. You CAN get rid of the items in the content menu . . . it is just that you can get rid of them only by turning off shell extensions.

So what you want is to be able to get banish shell extensions from the start menu . . . and no where else.

Correct?

[moles42]

yep that’s exactly what he wants.

[gate1975mlm]

@DKJones:

I fear I must be missing something. You CAN get rid of the items in the content menu . . . it is just that you can get rid of them only by turning off shell extensions.

So what you want is to be able to get banish shell extensions from the start menu . . . and no where else.

Correct?

Correct!! :)

[Mili]

This has been logged in the system.

Thanks :)

[Brian Gregory]

@drteeth:

And you quite noticeably fail to mention those admittedly rare situations:rolleyes:. Come on, get convincing (LOL) as I would like them gone too…at a minimum I’d like to be able to configure what DOES appear.

Cheers

DrT

Actually why are there only three?
On XP all the right click options appear that appear when you right click any folder appear AS THEY SHOULD because the start menu is a folder like any other folder that you might quite reasonably want to backup to a ZIP file.