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Posted by bassbag on July 3, 2007, 11:46 am
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> On Thu, 28 Jun 2007 21:09:07 +0100, bassbag
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> >nospammail@nonsense.com says...
> >> Does anyone know? I've looked through the entries in ContextEdit and
> >> via the filetypes way but can't see where this command originates from
> >> that appears in the context menu when we right-click on any filetype.
> >> It isn't showing up in the usual spots. thx
> >>
> >Do you mean how do you enable or disable it?If so its shell extension
> >component in AVG main face.If its enabled there and not showing in
> >explorer then it maybe worth trying a "repair installation" that will
> >put back in the relevant registry settings.When you try to uninstall AVG
> >it should present you with the option of uninstalling or repairing
> >.Choose repair.It does this in the pro version so im assuming it will do
> >the same for the free.
> >me
>
> No, but thanks for this info. I know how to disable and enable the
> shell extension via the option in the control center. I need to know
> where the entry is.
>
> I ended up looking for and signing on to the AVG forum and the answer
> is that it's a registry entry. Unfortunately, I don't know how to
> edit that type of registry entry to include and icon (the reason I
> needed to know this). I keep hitting the "AVG anti-spyware" context
> entry all the time because it has an icon where the av one doesn't.
>
> Still researching this.
>
> Thanks.
>
>
Heres grisoft reply...
Please let us inform you, that right now this option is not available.
But we have already reported similar requirement from another users.
We have passed all necessary information to our development department
and it is possible that this feature will be available in one of the next
program version of AVG.
Thank you for your cooperation, it is highly appreciated.
Best regards,
Vit Chaloupecky
AVG Technical Support
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