ICON - How to disable the "view in directory opus"

Hi,

The Directory Opus is now open the icon files by default in context menu. I have an software that edit icons, and I wont to let the "open" option in context menu by default.

How to I make to disable the default option of the context menu of context of the icon files and set "open" to open in other program. I only obtained to make this disable plugin of the viewer, but thus disable the jpg and other image files. I would like to disable this option only for the icons files. Somebody can help me?

Thank's

[quote="goiano"]Hi,

The Directory Opus is now open the icon files by default in context menu. I have an software that edit icons, and I wont to let the "open" option in context menu by default.

How to I make to disable the default option of the context menu of context of the icon files and set "open" to open in other program. I only obtained to make this disable plugin of the viewer, but thus disable the jpg and other image files. I would like to disable this option only for the icons files. Somebody can help me?

Thank's[/quote]

You can change the standard application by either performing a right click "open with" action, chosing the preferred application & "always open with...", or by looking in the -> preferences -> file types -> system file types (at the bottom) section. You can customize the default behavior there, changing the -> actions -> open part to "C:\blah\appspath" "%1", where of course you have to put the proper path of your icon program.

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You may need to either:

[ol][li]Turn off Preferences - File Operations - Double-click on Files: Use internal picture viewer for all recognised pictures (and then, for the formats that you do still want to use the Opus viewer, associate them with d9viewer.exe in the Opus Program Files directory via the Open With menu).

OR:
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[li]Go to Settings -> File Types, edit the ICO filetype and on the Events tab set the Left Double-Click event to run your icon editor or whatever you want. e.g. This would run the editor I use:

"C:\Program Files\Axialis\IconWorkshop\IconWorkshop.exe" {filepath}[/li][/ol]

Hi Leo,

Thank you! This solve my problem. :smiley: