I can't fault anyone for wanting an easier way of doing things... but just so you know, once you've gotten an understanding of the different ways Windows handles context menu items, modifying them in Opus is pretty easy.
In case you haven't read these yet - check out:
[url]Tip: Organise and Speed-Up Context Menus]
[url]Crash, exit or high CPU when right-clicking certain files]
Again, I realize it would be nicer to have a 'gui' drag and drop context menu editor (ala Mmm+). But using the ContextMenuDbg setting in Opus to at least 'identify' context menu handlers makes things much quicker than it used to be by having to sift through the registry. Personally, I've even created a dual-button toolbar button to enable and disable ContextMenuDbg with LMB/RMB by running either of the following commands:
regedit /s /i "c:\program files\stuff\contextmenudbg.reg"
regedit /s /i "c:\program files\stuff\contextmenudbgdel.reg"
...against the attached files.