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There is also the issue of resolution. Change your resolution and a new Bag/BagMRU is created, that maintains only some of the previous settings. I have managed to narrow down the settings for ONE window and a certain resolution. Even with the NoSaveSettings flag on, I find that after a few days the window settings still get mucked up. But I just re-import the settings and they assert themselves again. If the above is of interest I'll post my settings although they won't be of much use to you. You'd still have to monitor your own changes and create you own tweak file. 6

It's bloatware, alright. I installed, took a look and promptly removed it. I don't have a dog that needs walking. Version 6 is good enough for my own needs. 6

I know that it's a pain but if there is another way, I don't know it. I have the print commands removed by my setup .INF file. You could make a stand-alone INF file to do that. Here's what it would look like; [Version] Signature=$CHICAGO$ [DefaultInstall] DelReg=Del.Settings [Del.Settings] HKLM,SOFTWARE\Classes\SystemFileAssociations\image\shell\print HKLM,SOFTWARE\Classes\SystemFileAssociations\text\shell\print HKLM,SOFTWARE\Classes\batfile\shell\print HKLM,SOFTWARE\Classes\cmdfile\shell\print HKLM,SOFTWARE\Classes\inffile\shell\print HKLM,SOFTWARE\Classes\inifile\shell\print HKLM,SOFTWARE\Classes\regfile\shell\print HKLM,SOFTWARE\Classes\txtfile\shell\print ... And so on. Once you made all the changes to it, you'd R-click on it and "Install" it. That'd take care all of your unwanted print commands at once.

You may want to check HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Classes\AllFilesystemObjects\shellex\ContextMenuHandlers\Copy To (Move To) also. The two locations (Root and Machine Classes) are mirrored, so what's in one location should be at the other, but then again I've seen weirder things take place at the registry. May be worth a look. The print command must be removed from every file type individually. (txtfile, inffile etc) and it can be accomplished directly from windows explorer. (Tools/Folder Options/File Types) Hope that helps.

Sounds like you've removed all the shortcuts from the ...\All Users\Start Menu\Programs\Administrative Tools folder. Or the folder itself.

Check http://www.mvps.org/winhelp2002/hosts.htm

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