FileMenu Tools 5.4.1

FileMenu Tools allows you to customise the context menu of Windows Explorer. And it lets you:

• Add some built-in utilities that perform operations on files and folders.
• Add customised commands which run external applications, copy/move to a specific folder or delete specific file types.
• Configure the "Send to..." submenu.
• Enable/disable commands which are added by other applications to the context menu.

Do more with features like -

• Configure built in commands or add customized commands according to the file types you right click on.

• Configure the ‘Send to Menu’ within the FileMenu program.

• A very handy advanced renamer lets you batch rename all files in a folder.

• Synchronize two folders from within Windows Explorer.

• Split-join files and also compresses the parts.

• Find or replace a text for all the files that a selected folder contains.

• Delete only files of a specific type. For example, delete only the ‘.log’ files from the temporary folder.

• Mark locked files (files which are being used by other programs) for deletion with the next system boot.

• Securely shred your files and make them unrecoverable.

• Get a view of folder size through a pie chart.

• Send selected contents as email attachments.

• Add separators and demarcate your right click shortcuts.

These are just some of the utilities packaged inside FileMenu Tools. The greatest advantage beyond the ease of configuration is that the software bundles a lot of disparate utilities in an accessible collection. At an installed size of 6.4 MB and a freeware it’s click worthy.

Size: 5.2 MB
Download from here.