I would like to rearrange my shell. I have Mp3tag put in it, but it resides somewhere between things I rarely use [but still need them]; and as they are not even listed alphabetically, I have to spend a precious second or two to find it I use free software called Swith Sound File Converter. In it, …

[image] zerow: I would like to rearrange my shell. ... I think relies an awful lot on the local settings and environment. Perhaps this external link explains more and tells you what to do: http://stackoverflow.com/questions/7007852...er-context-menu

[image] ohrenkino: I think relies an awful lot on the local settings and environment. Perhaps this external link explains more and tells you what to do: http://stackoverflow.com/questions/7007852...er-context-menu It seems, that this other shell fix REQUEST: shell icon have automatically bu…

Now I've also noticed, that shell entries for audio files have not only this "command" key, but also "DropTarget", which has StringValue "Clsid" set to "{46986115-84D6-459c-8F95-52DD653E532E}". And in my trials I did some test. I was suppose to write this in this thread: But after a reset, it all …

[image] zerow: So does anyone know where such a change would have to be done, and where, to make the "MP3Tag" shell shortcut only add a file to Mp3tag? Not for a short-cut, but you can use CTRL + Mp3tag on the file(s)'s right-click context menu.

[image] ryerman: Not for a short-cut, but you can use CTRL + Mp3tag on the file(s)'s right-click context menu. Yes, executing this default entry in shell menu with CTRL makes the file[s] added to the exiting list, and not loaded as a whole new list So thank you very much for giving me this w…

But there is a "problem" with this workaround MP3 TAG When I execute the shell shortcut in normal way, the window of Mp3tag is brought to the front But when the shell shortcut is executed with CTRL, the window stays in the background; which is quite logical. But this means I have to press ALT + TA…

[image] zerow: [...] Can Mp3tag window be told to somehow put itself in front, every time some files are added to it with the CTRL? Yes, it can: Shell CTRL With the usage of FreeCommander

How to move up Mp3tag in shell?

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Zerow October 4, 2016, 5:24pm 8

Yes, it can:
Shell CTRL

With the usage of FreeCommander