[HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT\*\shell\RecaseD\command]
@="C:\\Windows\\Recase.exe /d %1"

And

[HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT\Folder\shell\RecaseD\command]
@="C:\\Windows\\Recase.exe /d %1"

Oh, and my question is - what can I change to make it work like it used to again? LOL

yeah, i keep thinking why?

I have a good renamer to do massive renaming, but this is quite handy for quick cleanup.

I'd spot you in a crowd no matter what;-)

@ jd2066 - Thanks, jd, but that was not what I was looking for. All I wanted to find out if is there an error in my registrysettings mentioned above, why it don't work on Vita like it did on Win98.

Cheers,
Sarah.

@SarahJames: Ok. I'm not sure why that would be. I know the last time I messed with custom context menu entries I had Windows XP and I couldn't get work on more then 1 file regardless of extension unless I used Fast Explorer.
I'll have to check that out again later and see what I can find.

@LH: The listing Sarah pasted is from a registry file where backslashes need to be escaped so that actully does have the correct amount of backslashes.

@ jd & JH - I work with Registryworkshop (shareware). I have an old version I once got (for free) with a magazine, but it really is worth it's money. When making changes to the registry it remembers what you've done, so you can easily find those keys back or undo then if necessary.
You can also easily export to a regfile or view a regfile.
I love it:)

Cheers,
Sarah.

I don't have the installer anymore, so I just exported the values from the Win98 to the Vista PC.
Worked like a charm, except for a variety of files - then the option 'Recase' just doesn't appear in the rightclick menu.

Heee that's the one! Thanks!

You're bet is right ...
Works exactly the same as I had it before.
I.e. works fine, but not on multiple files :(