Windows – Add Menu Item to Context Menu for Specific Directory

The first thing you need to do is set the Command string (Right Click > New > String Value) to %SystemRoot%\System32\cmd.exe /c "%SystemRoot%\ShellNew\WordTemplates.bat ^"%1^"" (assuming that the templates are at C:\Windows\ShellNew).

Then, create a new file at C:\Windows\ShellNew\WordTemplates.bat. In this file, place the following lines of code:

@echo off
echo What document would you like to create?
echo 1 - Template 1
echo 2 - The best template
echo 3 - Sample template
echo 4 - Template 4
echo 5 - Template 5
echo 6 - Template 6
echo 7 - Template 7
echo 8 - Template 8
echo 9 - Template 9
echo 0 - Template 10
choice /c 123457890>nul
copy "%SystemRoot%\ShellNew\Template%errorlevel%.docx" %1>nul

You can replace the descriptions of each template to your preference. The file names of each template must be Template1.docx, Template2.docx, ..., Template10.docx, Template11.docx, etc. The code above will only allow 10 templates. If you would like to specify 26 templates, you can use the alphabet as the choices. You can also change the file extension to .doc.

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Create a Send-To-Excel shortcut

1. Open this folder : C:/Users/UserName/AppData/Roaming/Microsoft/Windows/SendTo

You might have to show hidden and system files to be able to view the folder AppData. Change UserName to whatever your username is.

2. Create a shortcut to Excel there. You can copy an existing Excel shortcut on desktop or taskbar.