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  1. Jun 27th, 2009, 11:58 AM #1
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    Resolved [RESOLVED] Custom Menu Strip (Is it possible? o.o)

    Hey, I've had TuneUp Utilities for a while now and I noticed this:



    Can I do that? Add a reference to my program so that when I click *My App* it'll open my program?

    Thanks in advance !
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    Re: Custom Menu Strip (Is it possible? o.o)

    Yup - its all about registry settings not programming though.
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    Re: Custom Menu Strip (Is it possible? o.o)

    Could you somehow tell me which registry key i should modify or something like that? I would like to integrate that to the fist time my application is ran.

    Thanks a lot Paul.
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    http://www.codeproject.com/KB/shell/...uideindex.aspx
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    Re: Custom Menu Strip (Is it possible? o.o)

    Thanks jmcilhinney, I´ll check it out
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