Windows Tips 'n' Tricks
Nikhil Rastogi, Mar 30, 2008 1033 hrs IST
Little things that make a difference like the context menu, and more
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A small bug: after prolonged use, I've noticed a bug wherein if you Show Desktop (Windows+D), the MMM menus, when right-clicked on the desktop, disappear. But restoring any window fixes this.
Limitations
It's not a limitation per se, but MMM adds a coloured bar on the side, displaying proudly its own name as well as advertising for the MMM+ (which costs Rs 1,200 for lifetime support). Check here for the latest version.
Second, MMM cannot edit the "New" folder list in the context menu. For this, you'll need another application such as Tweak UI.
Tweak UI
Tweak UI is one of Microsoft's PowerToys; it's a great app for customization of XP. The app can do a lot of little tweaks (we won't go into those) for keeping your context menu clutter free. Just remember that under Templates is where you can remove or add document templates of choice. Give it a spin -- you'll love it!
USER COMMENTS
huh? jus too basic....i guess any and every1 knows such elementry stuff in todays world.....
by Vishal_Kadakia, mumbai, on Mar 31, 2008 03:55 PM, Report abuse Reply
Vishal, Instead of criticizing, why dont you come up with some special and non-Basic tricks....
by Xoops, Pun, on Jun 02, 2008 12:51 PM, Report abuse
Very useful. Excellent. I was on the lookout for the same since a long time. It saves novices from lots of trouble. Good Job.
by Ashok Kumar Bag, Birganj (Nepal), on Mar 31, 2008 11:55 AM, Report abuse Reply
whats better is right click context editor :P .
by Anonymous, xx, on Mar 30, 2008 04:07 PM, Report abuse Reply
by Marun, Chennai, on Mar 30, 2008 02:20 PM, Report abuse Reply
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hi very bad one
by ran, sohale, on Aug 07, 2008 08:27 PM, Report abuse Reply