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I am trying to take the stuff i don't use off of my computer. Can anyone tell me how can I take off the winzip commands from the "right click menu" - like "add to zip," "zip and e-mail" etc. I do want to keep winzip though :) I know I have to use regedit - but not sure whick keys to take off. Thanks for all your help - I get my questions answered here - everytime - thanks all!

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In winzip classic mode go to- Options>Configuration>Explorer Enhancements

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Name: liz
Date: April 26, 2002 at 18:06:21 Pacific

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I didnt ask the question, but thanks! i was always wondering how to do that.

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Name: dan
Date: April 26, 2002 at 20:01:34 Pacific

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I send thanks too. But it doesn't seem to apply to version 7

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Where can I find a reference of the Winzip parameters that are available in DOS mode?

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