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how to add a context menu option to change file extension?

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I want to change file extension of a file by right clicking the file and select it through the context menu option, so that I don't have to go through all the "hide/show file extension“ process just to change a single file.

I want to change file extension of a file by right clicking the file and select it through the context menu option, so that I don't have to go through all the "hide/show file extension“ process just to change a single file.

... and you have a broken Google :(

Here :):

http://www.softpedia.com/get/System/OS-Enhancements/Change-File-Extension-Shell-Menu.shtml

Obtained through :yes::

http://bit.ly/1yW41GG

jaclaz

Overall, a very interesting idea - to change the file extension by this method (?)

File extension changing do not convert any file to another file type, excluding only if the fail is the same - for example changing unicode text.txt file to text.ini file.
  1. Right-click a file.
  2. Select the Properties item.
  3. On the General tab, change file extension in the top edit control that displays the filename.

Seems easy enough. I usually show extensions all the time so I do not need to do this extra step.

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I want to change file extension of a file by right clicking the file and select it through the context menu option, so that I don't have to go through all the "hide/show file extension“ process just to change a single file.

... and you have a broken Google :(

Here :):

http://www.softpedia.com/get/System/OS-Enhancements/Change-File-Extension-Shell-Menu.shtml

Obtained through :yes::

http://bit.ly/1yW41GG

jaclaz

 

it works, thanks.  I couldn't find this tool when I search before.

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