--- In [email protected], "excesspapers" <excesspap...@...> wrote: > > Yes I did install powerpro on the 64-bit version (as opposed to just copying > the files) using the setup.exe. I can verify that > HKLM/software/stilettoproducts registry key exists on both 32 and 64-bit > machines. Is there some other registry keys that PP uses I can check for? > > I don't think something is quite right about the DLL though. If I right click > it and go to properties it does not show as a shell extension like the > original file did (even on 64-bit).
This could be also becuase it is not set as a shell extension in the registry. The source code that does this registration for PowerPro is in pproconf.exe which I don't have access to currently. This MSDN article discusses the registry keys for context menu handler types of shell extenstions. It refers to a specific file type but I believe PowerPro uses * for all files. You can verify in the 32 bit system's registry (see Registering section): http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/bb776881(VS.85).aspx
