Add custom items to the Windows Explorer context Menu.
EditByBSEditor: Explorer Menu Component for .NET
Add custom items to the Windows Explorer Context Menu. Supports custom fonts, colors & images. Or draw your own menu items with full OwnerDraw support!
Features
Create Custom Menu Items for Windows Explorer
Add one or more custom menu items to the Windows Explorer context menu (the popup menu that appears when the user right-clicks on items in Windows Explorer).
Icons
Each menu item can have its own icon or image.
Customize Appearance
Specify the font, size, text and background colors for each menu item, or use the Explorer defaults.
OwnerDraw
Full OwnerDraw support enables you to draw right in the Explorer context menu.
Nested Menus
Menu items can have sub-items, which can have sub-items, and so on.
Show by File Type
Each custom menu item may appear based on the items currently selected in Windows Explorer. For example, a menu item may appear only for images, folders or drives, or any Combination. You can specify one or more file extensions for which an item will appear, or have a menu item appear for all files.
Background Menu
Menu items can appear in the Explorer background menu, shown when the user right-clicks in a folder in Explorer but not on any items.
Execute Command Line
When clicked, a menu item can execute a specified command line. The command line can include the selected file path(s).
Execute Custom Code
When clicked, a menu item can invoke any custom code you write in C# or VB.NET.
Control Visibility
Turn all menu items on/off with a single property. Set whether each menu item is visible or enabled.
Default Items
Specify a submenus default item, which appears boldface and is executed when the user double-clicks on its parent menu item.
Help Tips
Each menu item can display custom help text in the Windows Explorer status bar when the user moves the mouse over the menu item.
MSDN-Style Documentation
Includes thorough MSDN-style documentation.
Samples and Source. you can free download Mini-XMenus 3.0 now.