Property handler shell extension .NET

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Does anybody know any sample how to create property handler shell extension in c# or any other language? Thanks in advance.

Posted 26-Mar-11 0:29am

apaka

Updated 26-Mar-11 8:22am

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willempipi · Answer 1 · 2011-03-26T08:34:00

Solution 1

http://blogs.msdn.com/b/codefx/archive/2010/09/14/writing-windows-shell-extension-with-net-framework-4-c-vb-net-part-1.aspx[^]

Page 2 on google...

Posted 26-Mar-11 8:34am

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apaka 26-Mar-11 14:55pm

Thank anyway but all in one code framework doesn't include property handlers.

Ding Sun · Answer 2 · 2012-12-24T15:50:00

Solution 2

You may search "property handler" using Google, and it will give you so many choices.
:)

Posted 24-Dec-12 15:50pm

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Luis Alonso Ramos 6-Jun-15 23:45pm

I have searched Google for a couple hours and can't find something in C# that works. A couple of people asking in Stack Overflow, but no working sample.

I guess I will have to sit down, actually read the documentation, and do it from scratch (just like the old times!).