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Avenging Dentist posted:What's the easiest way to go about making a toolbar button for the Windows Explorer? Creating a new toolbar is also an option, but probably overkill since I only want to add a single button. I don't think you can add a single button, you'll need to make a toolbar with only one button. Tutorial here: http://www.codeproject.com/KB/shell/dotnetbandobjects.aspx I've never created a toolbar, but every other shell extension I've done has been a world of pain. You program will run in explorer's process space, you'll probably want to shut down explorer and then run it from your debugger. To shut down explorer: * On XP, or classic menu in Vista: Click on the Start button -> shut down -> and then on the "Shutdown Windows" dialog box, hold down Ctrl+Alt+Shift and press the Cancel button. * On Vista: Click on the Start button -> hold down Ctrl+Shift -> right click on either an empty area on the menu or on the power buttons -> pick the menu option "Exit Explorer".
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JoeNotCharles posted:What do you mean "at least"? An instant segfault is the best kind of error to have, because it's immediately obvious that something's wrong and it's easy to find out exactly where the error happened. He means you should pass in stdin, not 0. code:
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