Re: Howto disable TortoiseSVN from Windows Explorer File Menu

happydaddy wrote:
>>> I think this means TortoiseSVN is correct to provide both. I
>>> don't find it annoying to see Subversion operations in the File
>>> menu, though, so perhaps I'm biased.
>
> Perhaps Microsoft should follow their rules and create a short-cut to
> create directories in Windows Explorer. To create a directory I do Alt-
> F then <Enter>. But with Tortoise in the way, when I hit <Enter> I get
> the Tortoise Update instead of a new directory. I create many
> directories per day and only use Tortoise Update once a week. That is
> why Tortoise is in my way. Is there a short-cut to create a directory?

Yes, there is:
install the StExBar (http://tools.tortoisesvn.net/StExBar), then you can
simply hit Ctrl-N to create a new folder.

>>> But why do the right click shortcuts show up TWICE in the File menu when I
>>> have a file selected?
>
> Shows up TWICE, ha ha ha, good catch! File a bug.

That's not a bug but by design:
http://tortoisesvn.net/node/203

Stefan

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