Add custom items to Windows Explorer shell context menu easily with Context Menu Platinum (.Net Component for C#, VB, etc.). Easy to start (just install), easy to add your custom menu items (just one lines of template code for every menu item), easy to use (.Net, C#, VB, etc.) easy to deploy (just add 1 small file to your installation pack).First, some words about appending of your items to Explorer context menu - and about how you may do it.Shell context menu items appending component is a COM server, that may be written, according to Microsoft specifications, only on unmanaged C++. You may spend hours and hours, day by day trying to add your items to Windows Explorer shell context menu by writing unmanaged C++ implementations for outdated IContextMenu.QueryContextMenu, IShellExtInit.Initialize, IContextMenu.InvokeCommand, RegisterServer, IContextMenu.GetCommandString, UnregisterServer, for many others - and all it on unmanaged C++, because managed code, written, for example, on C# or VB, may not be correctly used in shell extension.Days of work with unmanaged C++ code, your clients protests when your application for the umpteenth time crashed Explorer and even all client computer - Is any salvation in such hard situation?Yes - and it is Context Menu Platinum.We spent more than 4 years writing, extending and improving it for you to add your menu items to Windows Explorer shell context menu - for you to add menu items easily and fast.Key features:* Explorer shell context menu - easy to use in your program (just add 1 line of template code for every item you want to add to shell menu);* Easy to deploy(just add 1 small file to your installation pack);* Works on any computer(all modern operating systems are supported, including Windows XP and all types of Vista);Want to add your items to Windows Explorer shell context menu? Do it easily with Explorer Context Menu Platinum. More info and free download at Context-Menu.com

Platform: Windows, Windows 98, Windows Me, Windows 2000, Windows XP, Windows Vista

System Requirements: There is no specific requirements