Context Menu Manager 2.3

Publisher review:
Context menu commands can be extremely useful but what if you have dozens of commands? Cluttered menus in Explorer make it hard to find any particular command.

Use Context Menu Manager to easily manage the content of your Windows Explorer context menus. Quickly deactivate and reactivate commands from you menus without uninstalling the application. A command like WinZip is very useful but only when you want to use it. Context Menu Manager allows you to remove it from your context menus until you need it. Quickly reactivate it or any other command when you want to use it and deactivate it when you are done.

This Windows application is easy to use. Select the menu to manage (Folders, Drives, Directories, All Files, etc.) and second dialog allows you quickly activate or deactivate commands. You can select all to quickly deactivate or reactivate all the commands on a give menu.

You can now have hundreds of Context Menu programs without having to search for the command you want.

Context Menu Manager is part of the CAVU Software Productivity package, a set of utilities and shell extensions that expand your ability to manage the information on your computer. You will be able to install (and uninstall) all of the CAVU products. You can register or uninstall any of the applications.

Half-price as part of the CAVU Productivity Package!
Operating system:
WinNT 4.x,Windows2000,WinXP,Windows2003

Release notes:
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