To get back to my post about that flipping right click menu, i have used the application RightClick extensively in the past year but i have uninstalled it since getting stuck into DesktopX, so i am aware of the possibility that i could re-install it and use it in this instance, but im beginning to think that its a bigger issue than just the menu itself at this stage.

What im thinking is:

I'm probably not the only one that doesn't like the standard menu and would like to change it.

I think its a waste of resources to have to install a totally separate application (IE RightClick in this instance) just to get rid of a feature in DesktopX, surely that isn't an efficient solution.

Perhaps it should be a feature that is introduced into DesktopX (or re-introduced as the case may be)? Seeing as we are in an era of customizing everything on a PC, surely the lack of ability to be able to do something with this menu is a bit limiting?

They are just my thoughts. As i said, maybe its a bigger issue than just myself not liking the menu, maybe its a DesktopX feature that should be looked into?

Ro

Ronan,

I do not know how you change the DESKTOP RIGHT-CLICK menu with DesktopX, i have never seen a setting for this, or a way to program this option.

The only RIGHT-CLICK i know of is when you click on an object or the tray icon.

Unless someone else knows how to do this, i have no idea what to tell you.

there are lots of vb tutorials on how to get a dir structure.
im sure they could be made to do what you want.

Here is a tutorial sViz did on something like this: WWW Link

Id look that over and see how he did things.

Hi RomanDA,

I'm gonna continue to pursue this in a separate thread specifically about the issue, i don't want to be taking away from this thread about tutorials etc... It could go on and on and that would be better happening in a separate thread. Thanks for your input so far though, ill see what else i can root up about it...

Keep up the good work man!

Ro

PS: Have a look at the following thread about it, it has am image that i posted that might make things clearer... I know you posted in the thread already but i think it was before i put in the image...

WWW Link

Ro

Tutorial #1 is up: HELLO WORLD