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""unfortunately, XYplorer doesn't show EmEditor's entry
in its context menu, unlike Windows Explorer (64-bit).""


Do you really need an context menu?

With XYplorer you have several possibilities
to call EmEditor with one or all selected files:

* from an button
* from the catalog on the left
* from User Menu
Open selected item(s) with:..\EmEditor\EmEditor.exe

* via an shortcut
e.g.: Shift+E

* via Portable File Association by double clicking an file directly
* via Portable File Association by opening an context menu first
+|"Open with &EmEditor " *>"..\EmEditor\EmEditor.exe"
or
+|"Open with &EmEditor " txt;log;cpp;h>"..\EmEditor\EmEditor.exe"


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Hi,

You can install the 32-bit version of EmEditor on your 64-bit Windows. I hope this helps.

Thanks!

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Yutaka Emura
Developer of EmEditor
http://www.emeditor.com/

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I'm currently running 11.1.9 beta x64 on Windows 7 x64 SP1; unfortunately, XYplorer doesn't show EmEditor's entry in its context menu, unlike Windows Explorer (64-bit).

Hi,

Did you try the latest beta version at

http://www.emeditor.com/modules/newbb/viewforum.php?forum=12 ?

Thanks!

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Yutaka Emura
Developer of EmEditor
http://www.emeditor.com/

I'm currently running a 32-bit file manager (XYplorer) on the 64-bit version of Windows 7, which means that EmEditor's 64-bit shell extension isn't available.

As EmEditor's 32-bit shell extension is already available for the 32-bit version, would it be possible to include and register both the 32- as well as 64-bit shell extensions, when installing the 64-bit version? It would aid users of file managers that are (for now) stuck without a native 64-bit version (FreeCommander is another one).

P.S.:
1. I am aware of several good file managers that do have 64-bit versions, but I simply prefer XYplorer to them.
2. The SendTo-shortcut is a workaround, but is also an additional and less discoverable (not visible in the main context menu) click.