This little shell extension adds a few enhancement to the current shell context menu. Version postfixed with ´_StdAlone´ no requires runtime libraries (RTL50.BPL and VCL50.BPL)
In this version these are the newly added functions.

• Menu ´Launch Safer...´
  This function was inspired by the tool DropMyRights by Michael Howard. If you are using windows as Administrator (not recomendded) then you can launching programs or it´s associated handler via HShellExtPack in a lower privileged context. (this way e.g. your browser and mailer would have less chance to run unwanted content of mails or web pages)
  The following sub menu items added.
  • ´Normal´
    Means run the application as a normal user.
  • ´Constrained´
    Means run the application as a constrained user.
  • ´Untrusted´
    Means run the application as an untrusted user. Chances are, this will cause some applications to fail.
  You can find a detailed description of the different run levels here.
• Menu ´Launch At Priority...´
  You can launch a program or it´s associated handler at a desired start priority level. (Currently only extensions in PATHEXT environment variable can be started at a higher priority level, but no limitation on starting at a lower priority level.)

Currently only single file selection works. (The context menu will NOT contain menu items of HShellExtPack if you selected more than one file!)

• v 0.1.0
First release
• v 0.1.1
- Bug corrected, QueryContextMenu now filtering out more events that should not be handled by a user shell extension.
- Lunch -> Changed Launch :(((
• v 0.2.0
- Unicode support added
- handled extension types added/corrected
- lnk extension handling corrected
- directoy background handling added
- drive handling added
- launching directory handler failed, because of a bug in filename parsing
• v 0.2.1
- launching directory handler might have failed, because of PathIsDirectory does not handle quoted file path names
• v 0.3.0
- added launcher.exe instead of calling cmd for starting not ´runable´ files (files that extension not in PATHEXT environment variable)
- there is no limitation on starting a file at a given priority level
- enchanced error reporting in case of file starting error
- program stays more responsive while launching (e.g a long lasting DDE start could lock the program for which the context menu shown, thank´s for Valery Pryamikov for pointing out that using MsgWaitForMultipleObjects is much more effective)
- used BCB5 for building
- install.bat corrected