INPUT ARTICLE: Article: Click through the registry until you find the following entries: HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT\*\shell HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT\Directory\shell For each of the entries above, review the menu items under them. Be careful on which entry you identify. If you'd like to disable a particular menu item, click on it from the left panel then right-click on the right panel. Create this new string value: "LegacyDisable". You can also opt to just delete the menu item from the registry, but leave this as the last option. Repeat navigating to the other keys, identifying the menu items, and disabling the menu items as needed for all the menu items you'd like to remove from the context menu.

SUMMARY: Navigate to the keys. Identify menu items. Disable a menu item. Continue through the rest of the menu items.

INPUT ARTICLE: Article: If you have young children, they will usually be happy making simple crafts like paper chains. Keep them occupied by challenging them to create new masterpieces or asking them to decorate something for you. Only let them do things that you trust them to do alone, or have an older child help them and watch over them if you can't be in the same room at all times. If there is a holiday coming up (big or small), give your kids some colorful paper and markers and ask them to make holiday-themed cards or decorations. Find something that could use some embellishment and ask them to decorate it. You can buy plain items like picture frames, t-shirts, birdhouses, or plaques at a crafts store, or you can find something around the house that could use a creative touch. You can use lots of ordinary household items as arts and crafts supplies. For example, have your kids make snowflakes out of paper plates, let them use old socks to make hand puppets, or task them with creating some creatures out of materials like empty tissue boxes, toilet paper rolls, and paper cups. You can also give them old magazines to make a collage. If your children are young, give them some coloring books or blank paper, provide them with lots of felt tip pens or crayons, and let them draw or color. If you don't mind them getting things messy, painting, either with brushes or with their fingers, is a great way for your kids to express themselves. Be sure to stick any of their creations on the fridge or a wall afterwards to show them that you are proud of what they have done. You can also give them some Play-Doh, along with lots of plastic cutters, and let them sculpt something. If your children like to dance, put on their favorite music and encourage them to make up their own dance moves. They could play Musical Statues, where they dance until the music stops. Get an older child to put on some music and operate the stereo/CD player. Musical Chairs is also a good choice. Try telling them to make up a dance routine that they can perform for you when you have finished cleaning or doing whatever you have to do. If your children are old enough, have them write down their stories or plays. If they are not old enough to write, you can write them down or ask an older child to write them down for them. You can incorporate an arts and crafts aspect into this activity by having children illustrate their stories or create puppets or costumes for a later performance. If your kids are having a hard time thinking of a story, ask them to make up a sequel or prequel to a story they already know. You can also try providing them with the first few sentences and then ask them to expand upon your story. You can also have kids work together by each telling a small part of the story, building off of what the others have already said.

SUMMARY: Encourage creativity with arts and crafts. Let them color or paint. Use music. Ask them to make up a story or put on a show.

INPUT ARTICLE: Article: Peel an apple with a sharp knife, then grate it with a cheese grater. Finely chop an onion and crush a few garlic cloves. Mix the apple, onion, and garlic together in a bowl. Make sure all of the ingredients are equally distributed. The key here is to keep the ingredients from becoming "mush." As an example, you will want the consistency to be more like chunky tomato sauce, rather than ketchup. Place a pan on the stove, and pour in about two tablespoons of olive oil. Dump the ingredients into the pan once it is hot. Begin to stir them with a spoon so that all of the ingredients receive some heat. As you are stirring, feel free to add more olive oil if you feel as if the ingredients start to stick to the pan. If you are using a gas stove, keep the heat at medium. Once the mixture starts to cook, add 1 tablespoon of sugar, a small jar of tomato sauce, and 2 tablespoons of soy sauce. Flavor the dish with pinches of salt and pepper. Continue to mix the ingredients together as you add them. Use a tomato sauce that is chunky as an added dimension to your dish. If you are not a fan of soy sauce, you can use Worcestershire as a substitute. Turn your pan to low, mid-low. Let the ingredients heat up, as you continue to stir them every few minutes. Once the ten minutes is up, turn the stove off. Place the pan somewhere safe to cool down. As your ingredients are simmering, feel free to add olive oil if your ingredients start sticking. Always remove ingredients at any time you see them beginning to burn. Tilt your lid to the side if you think the pan is too hot. Let some of the hot air release before you put the lid back on. You can either pour the sauce over the pap with a spoon, or serve it on the side. Garnish the dish with fresh herbs, and some added spices. Feel free to chop up some tomatoes, or other vegetables which might compliment the dish.

SUMMARY: Prepare the main ingredients for your sauce. Turn on your stovetop to medium, mid-high. Add in some extra ingredients. Simmer your ingredients. Serve your sauce.

INPUT ARTICLE: Article: You can do this by including additional information in your link tag. Find your link tag and include the appropriate code for either your ID or class. Your code should look like: class=Link.com id=Link.com You can reference the name you've created by using a "." for classes or the "#" symbol for your ID. The code of this should look similar to: Classes: .Link.com IDs: #Link.com Both of these features will have the effect of hiding your link, but each function hides the link in a different way. By changing the display feature to "none", you will remove the link from the page layout. This may cause other elements of your page to move if they define their position in reference to your link. Changing your visibility to "hidden" will hide the link without influencing the page layout. Your code for this stage should simply look like: display: none visibility: hidden Incorrect code can cause significant errors in your webpage or change important elements of your design. Your final HTML and CSS code should look like: HTML Code:<a href=Link.com class=Link.com>Link</a> CSS Code:.Link.com {display: none;}

SUMMARY:
Add a class or ID attribute to your link. Create a CSS rule for your class or ID. Change the "display" or "visibility". Double check the correctness of your code.