Add an item to Windows Explorer Shell context (right-click) menu easily – How to add ?

  Add items to Windows Explorer Shell context menu easily with Windows Explorer Context Menu. This powerful .Net component for your own, custom items adding to Windows Explorer Shell context menu will add all your application entries to Windows Explorer context menu. This .Net component with full C# , C++ and VB.NET support include detailed C# / VB.NET samples, tutorials , user-friendly manuals and support all you may need :

• Add items to Windows Explorer Shell context menu to be shown on any Windows OS (all operating systems are supported – XP, Vista, x64 of all types , etc.)
• Add all your items to Windows Explorer context menu to be shown in any way - with custom caption and icon, as separator or sub-menu
• Add items to Explorer context menu to be shown for all files or shown only for files of particular type (for example, only for .PDF .TXT , .MP3,.WMA,.AAC , .WMV files)
• Add your program items to Windows Explorer Shell context menu, sub-menus, sub-menus of unlimited depth and add to Explorer context menu entries of all types
  

Windows Explorer Context Menu - is a powerful .Net framework component that support all you need to insert your program items to the Explorer Shell context menu - in a fast and easy way. Add all your application items to Explorer context menu right now – add items to context menu fast and exactly as you want :

Introduction

MenuInfo is a low-level Windows function that was used in old Windows operating systems to add items to Windows Explorer right-click (context) menu. Because MenuInfo structure is used to add items to Explorer context menu only for Windows 95 / Windows 98 (not on XP, Vista, x64 - 64-bit Windows), to add items to Windows Explorer context menu you should use, according to Microsoft guidelines, appropriate .Net component - Windows Explorer Context Menu. This component is created for all .Net developers - for everyone who use C#, VB.NET and any other CLR language and will add items of all types to Windows Explorer context menu.

More info about MenuInfo 

MenuInfo lists an application's current menu structure in a hierarchical format. The list includes submenu handles/menu item Ids, each item's position within it's parent menu, each item's text including it's mnemonic and any access keys associated with the items. An array of pertinent properties for each listed menu item can be selectively displayed. The list can also be saved to file.

MenuInfo will not retrieve an application's Command bar information.