A while back I customized the menu to add a "PowerShell Here" item when I click on a blank area in the lister. Now the PowerShell exe is in a different folder and I want to edit this item. But I can't find where to do it?
Thanks
You are looking for the "File Types" entry. You can access it via right clicking on the directory opus tray icon (or via a button).
Just double click on the file type group you want the context menu item to appear for. All context menu items for that group will be under the "Context Menu" Tab
Settings > File Types to edit the context menus when you right-click files.
Settings > Customize Toolbars > Context Menus to edit the context menu when you right-click the folder background.
A command to launch PowerShell is in the folder background menu by default these days, and can also be found in the Tools menu. The CLI DOSPROMPT=powershell
command those use will works out the path to PowerShell for you, assuming you want to use Windows PowerShell. (If you want to use PowerShell 7 instead of Windows PowerShell, it won't find that automatically at the moment, but we plan to add a config option for that in the future. Not sure why Microsoft felt the need to break compatibility and have parallel installs like that.)
Thanks. It was tricky to find this All Items option, as you click the checkbox and then right click to edit the item. Yes PowerShell 7 should just change to the default if installed but this is Windows after all! I even had two installs of it: one via regular and one via the Microsoft Store. I deleted the install and go with the store now. That's what broke my shortcut.
It was: C:\Program Files\PowerShell\7\pwsh.exe
And for the store version it has to be
C:\Users\iandb\AppData\Local\Microsoft\WindowsApps\pwsh.exe
Hello,
Is there a way to easily rearrange existing context menu items? For example, when I go to Settings > File Types > Double click Group Images > Tab 'Context menu'. I can see only a small part of the available options in the Context menu when I right-click on a file (see 2022-12-27_11-45-41 - TechSmith Screencast - TechSmith Screencast). When I open the tab 'Context menu' for 'All files', there is nothing (see 2022-12-27_11-49-16 - TechSmith Screencast - TechSmith Screencast).
What I would like to do is to rearrange context menu items, so they belong to each other. For instance: PDF related items as submenu under PDF, Google Drive related items as submenu under Google, Archive/zip related items as submenu under Zip, etc. Similar to 2022-12-27_11-56-01 - TechSmith Screencast - TechSmith Screencast
So, is there a way to drag/drop the context menu to rearrange things?
Thanks for the effort!
Kindest regards,
Rob
Easily? No. I think even Microsoft gave up on it.
You could use a tool like Glary Utilities to analyse and remove entries, and then rebuild the menus in Opus.
I'm somewhat guessing, but I think that's because when you right-click a file, you see things standard in Windows and perhaps things added by Opus whereas in File Types you see only the things added by Opus.