Solved Is it possible to add the "edit" when right clicking a image?


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Is it possible to restore the right click "edit" on images which takes you to paint like in Windows 10?
 

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MK77P said:
Hello

Is it possible to restore the right click "edit" on images which takes you to paint like in Windows 10?
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Hello, :alien:

You could add and use the same "Edit" context menu.

However, you should be able to use the "Open with" context menu to select to open it "just once" with Paint instead of "always".

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BamaInArk said:

How to add new stuff to Windows 11 new context menu?

It's tiring to go to the old one anytime (which is almost always) I need something that isn't in the new one....
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Thanks but I don't see where exactly I can add right click "edit" to image files with that.

Brink said:
Hello, :alien:

You could add and use the same "Edit" context menu.
Click to expand...
How can I do that?
Brink said:
However, you should be able to use the "Open with" context menu to select to open it "just once" with Paint instead of "always".

www.elevenforum.com

Choose Default Apps in Windows 11

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Yes that's how I'm using it at the moment.
 

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MK77P said:
Thanks but I don't see where exactly I can add right click "edit" to image files with that.

How can I do that?

Yes that's how I'm using it at the moment.
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It wouldn't be easy to add an "Edit with Paint" context menu since it would have to be done for each specific file type you wanted it for in the registry.

It's much easy to use "Open with" even though it involves an extra click. :(
 

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Brink said:
It wouldn't be easy to add an "Edit with Paint" context menu since it would have to be done for each specific file type you wanted it for in the registry.

It's much easy to use "Open with" even though it involves an extra click. :(
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Then "Open with" is the way to go.

Thanks.
 

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:shawn:
 

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