When you use Windows Explorer for opening, deleting,
moving or copying files (e.g. by executing it through
the "My Computer" icon on your desktop) a popup menu
is opened by clicking the right mouse button on any
entry that allows you to get access to many different
programs and features. If your last Windows
installation was a long time ago and you installed and
un-installed several products on it since then, you
probably recognized that sometimes you have much more
right click entries and features as you really wish
and need. In the worst case, this right click menu
does not work anymore, because there are still
software tools and utilities that keep these entries
alive even if the program was removed from your system
long ago. Configuring these entries can now be done
easily with 1-abc.net Right Click Configurator! From a
very easy-to-use interface you can see all these
connections to Windows features and external programs.
De-activating such an entry is just one click, and
activating it again is only one click as well. You can
also modify or remove it completely, which should be

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