how do I edit the right-click list in XP?
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The right-click list as you refer to it is actually called the "context list".\n\nAnd Kowboey's answer to you is wrong! It can be edited but you do need to have quite a bit of knowledge in registry constuction and use. I'm sure you know that tampering with the register can be risky and you should always back it up before you touch it! \n\nHowever, I'll give you one safe change you can make and I'll let you take it from there!\n\nSince Windows Explorer toolbar doesn't contain the handy Create New Folder button, you may want to consider adding the New Folder command to Windows XP's context menu. Here are some the necessary step-by-step instructions to make one easy and valuable change.\nWhen you access the Open or Save dialog box in any application, you know that the toolbar contains the Create New Folder button. However, Microsoft has never put such a handy button on the toolbar in Windows Explorer. (The Make A New Folder command in the Tasks Explorer Bar is a step in the right direction, but it isn't quite as convenient as a toolbar button.)\nFortunately, you can add a New Folder command to Windows XP's context menu. Here's how:\n1.Launch Windows Explorer and select Tools | Folder Options. \n2.In the Folder Options dialog box, select the File Types tab. \n3.In the Registered File Types list, select Folder, and click the Advanced button. \n4.In the Edit File Type dialog box, click the New button. \n5.In the New Action dialog box, type New Folder in the Action text box and CMD.EXE /C MD "%1&#92;New Folder" in the Application Used To Perform Action text box. \n6.Click OK twice and then click Close to close the three dialog boxes. \nNow, whenever you want to create a new folder in Windows Explorer, simply right-click on the folder in which you want to create the folder and select the New Folder command from the context menu. Keep in mind that when you do so, you'll momentarily see a Command Prompt window and there will be a slight delay before you actually see the new folder.\nTo remove the New Folder command, you have to edit the registry. Here's how:\n1.Launch the Registry Editor (Regedit.exe). \n2.Go to HKEY_CLASSES_Root&#92;Folder&#92;Shell key and expand the subtree. \n3.Locate and right-click the New_Foldersubkey and select Delete. \nNote: Editing the registry is risky, so be sure you have a verified backup before saving any changes.
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To change the number of mouse clicks required to open items\nOpen Folder Options in Control Panel. \nClick Start, and then click Control Panel.\nDouble-click Folder Options.\nOn the General tab, under Click items as follows, click "Single Click to Open".\n\nYes, you can do double click, you can do triple click. But the effect is 2 times, 3 times the effect of single click.\n\nTry and see...\nIf you like it, use like that.\nIf you don't like it, change it back.\n\n"Life is Wholely Experimental".
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Open Internet Explorer.\n\nSelect this label from the menu on the top.\n\nView->Toolbar->Standard Buttons
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Windows-\nmove it around on a solid surface and use the left button to select icons or links, and the right button to present options
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my friend has the same problem on his laptop.maybe there is a place  where settings for the right mouse button dialogue box could be changed. i dont know. if you get the answer please tell me.
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Right Click on that page press "Create Shortcut"
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yeah u can disable the right click option if u like by adding a NO RIGHT CLICK script in your site. You can find the scripts here http://www.dynamicdrive.com/dynamicindex9/ its a good site. enjoy!\n\n\nvisit my sites:\nhttp://www.drawbobo.com\nhttp://www.spaceman.coms.ph
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not in a batch file but you can use basic to do it. You should be able to find BASIC on your xP  CD
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start -> right click my computer -> click properties
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Nlite is the best for customizing XP setup. It is a free program:\nhttp://www.softpedia.com/get/System/OS-Enhancements/nLite.shtml
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Right click on taskbar and uncheck lock taskbar
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It would help if you could provide additional information, as I'm not really sure as to what you mean by right-clicking in the add/remove programs control panel.  If you have an icon that you want to get rid of it and can't delete it, just select it and press the 'Delete' key.\n\nIf you want to send additional information and receive additional help,  you can e-mail me at kevinarbogast@yahoo.com
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I assume you're using Microsoft Windows as an operating system. Click on "Start" and go to Control Panel. This setting needs to be changed in Folder Options. So click on "Folder Options". On the General tab, you can now make your preferred changes. Just select the "Double-click to open an item (single-click to select" option.
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there is no 100% way of doing it. you can implement scripts to prevent right clicking, You can embed it into a java applet or flash file to make it difficult, but if someone really wants it. . . . .  it's just a screen shot away.
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Point the mouse on the tool bar then click the right button, then select "add/edit" from the popped up window
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Make sure "View > Tools Bars > Standard buttons" is checked. If it is, go to "View > Toolbars > Customize" and find history in the left menu and move it to the right.
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right click My Computer and select properties.