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ZhuGeLiang
Since this functionality is not present in the 0.9 installer I created a small program to appease the users who want to use the context menus.

Updated 04-17-2006
Should fix the problem people were having with foobar becoming the standard action. Thanks galiyosha.

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Bimbo Frogger
For lazy people like me much more comfortable than editing the registry manually or with a reg-file, especially if you're moving the foobar2000-folder to another place sometimes.

Thank you very much


//edit: a button "browse for foobar2000.exe" would be very nice.
Chaser
Thank you. I will check it out. I, however, have already edited the registry manually...
peter_gunn
Hi, thanks ZhuGeLiang. I've just got one problem: the new context menu entry 'Play in foobar2000' is now the standard option (the one in bold at the top of the list), and I can't open folders by double clicking them any more! Any folder I double click tries to be played in foobar now. How can I keep the new comands, but set have the 'Open' option back to being standard action when I double click a folder? Appreciate any help...
Zimdgre
QUOTE(ZhuGeLiang @ Mar 23 2006, 09:09 PM)
Since this functionality is not present in the 0.9 installer I created a small program to appease the users who want to use the context menus.

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Thanks 王葛亮 biggrin.gif
Doggan
Thanks for this.
othello-m-g
QUOTE(Doggan @ Apr 1 2006, 09:25 PM) *

Thanks for this.



this would be great to have, but i wanna know if anyone else is having the same problem opening up folders and having them attempt to play in foobar
ZhuGeLiang
QUOTE(othello-m-g @ Apr 10 2006, 06:31 AM) *

this would be great to have, but i wanna know if anyone else is having the same problem opening up folders and having them attempt to play in foobar


What OS/service pack/language are you using? Does using the remove button fix it?
JohnMK
Thank you for coding this for us -- it works perfectly for me so far.
galiyosha
The problem with another action becoming the default one happens (at least on my Windows XP SP2 machine) when the default value of HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT\Directory\Shell is either not set or set to any other action (apart from open of course). Initially, it is set to "none". (I mean a string "none", not unset. Totally unintuitive like anything else in the registry...)

So a reg file like the one attached should fix the problem (hopefully):
CODE
Windows Registry Editor Version 5.00

[HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT\Directory\shell]
@="none"

ZhuGeLiang, maybe it could be implemented in your utility as an optional fix for people that got things messed up?
ZhuGeLiang
I've uploaded a fixed version.
hanzo
Thanks, this is great.
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