Ok, posting what this board is meant to be used for
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This will add a Find Target to the right click of all files. Which will popup the folder the files in, if its a lnk file, Target file will be the one its linked to, it you do a find and want to folder a files from, just Find Target and its folder will popup.

[HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT\*\shell\Find Target\command]
@="Explorer.exe /idlist,%I"

thats for a .reg file, just add proper headers
or
Open Regedit
open
HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT\*\shell
if no key shell exists create one, then create a key called Find Target, in Find Target create a key called command
change the value of the Default in the command key to Explorer.exe /idlist,%I

Did that make sense???

Um, kind of hard to understand. Run that by me again. [addsig]

I take that back. Yes it makes sense. I just didn't read it very carefully. That could come in very handy. Though is there a way to change the caption on the right-click menu? [addsig]

[HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT\*\shell\Find Target\command]
@="Explorer.exe /idlist,%I"

Where Find Target is change this to what you wish new caption to be. This will not work all the time, some links or files will bring up the C:\ folder. I just noticed I did not say this earlier.

Ok, Ive been playing around even more, heres a sweeter one

Explorer.exe /select,%1
instead of Explorer.exe /IDLIST,%I

Also, you could add this one
[HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT\*\shell\Find Targets Folder\command]
@="Explorer.exe /select,/idlist,%1"


%I gives an ID number, %1 gives a file name, I was mistaking the capitol I for a 1, and wondering why it was not workin like it should all the time.

Hope this helps, You all understand.

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My caption is the "Explorer.exe /idlist, %I" I'll have to try it on my computer. [addsig]

So, is there a way to change the captions on the right-click menus? [addsig]

Does the same thing on my computer too, so my (and kpyro's) question still stands. [addsig]

Edit the (Default) string in Find Traget key

That also controls the captions

Ok, for the explorer.exe /idlist thing, put the in the (Default) string in the Command key, not the Find Target key, thats what your doing wrong, either rename the Find Target key to change Right click caption, or edit the Find Target (Default) string.

That help?

Ahhh much better. Now that could come in handy. It did something different before. [addsig]