SHELL is a portable utility that permits context-menu customization.

It’s a powerful utility that, when set up, enables you to perform many common tasks with just a couple of mouse clicks of any complexity without the need to compile COM shell extensions. SHELL allows you to add a custom menu item to the context menu of any file, folder, desktop, or/and specific file type. You can also specify the title and image for the context menu item and add command-line arguments for your application. You can also add new menu items, sub-menu items (cascaded menus), or separators.

SHELL can customize context menu items added by other programs by the following options (remove, title, image, or extend) and quickly and easily configure files in plain text. In addition, there are numerous useful built-in functions, like variables and predefined variables, that perform operations with menu items.

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