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KuShellExtension - can this run under win-98?

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A video conversion software package I'm trying to run (VID2EVA) uses KuShellExtension to add right-click context options. The KuShellExtension.DLL file seems to register itself just fine, but I don't see the context menu options. The source forge website for KuShellExtension: http://sourceforge.net/apps/mediawiki/kushellext/index.php?title=Main_Page says it's not compatible with win-98. Does anyone know if KernelEx can theoretically make this compatible with Win-98, or is there something else going on here that even KernelEx can't help?

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KuShellExtension is a Windows® shell extension which inserts custom entries into context menu (a.k.a. shell menu) in some applications like Windows Explorer - the stardard file manager in Windows.

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I wonder if some appropriately-crafted registry entries would give me the same result or functionality.


It's got an CreateHardLinkW missing function in kernel32.dll which I don't think KernelEx adresses.

If you want to create custom context menu entries on win 98 look into:

Open Expert

Fast Explorer 2007

Open++ (Require KernelEx)

Or edit the registry if you don't need/want to put items in submenus.

Edited by loblo

On my website (www.htasoft.com) you will find an hta application designed to easily add context menus.

Fast Explorer (which I use) is essential for dealing with multiple files at once (along with other less essential albeit cool stuffs).

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