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=Introduction=
The following method allows custom context menu options, but involves a free utility called '''FileMenu Tools''' the is available for download at [
<u>'''Note''' A word of caution, be careful with the installation dialogues as this may try to install additional software.</u>
To use this program to run TUFLOW from a right click window, follow the steps below:<br>
# Download and install '''FileMenu Tools''' using the link provided above
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[[File:FileMenu Tools Configure.png|frame|none|File Menu Tool Configuration Page]]
The FileMenu Tool should now be configured. To run TUFLOW navigate to a TUFLOW Control File (.tcf) and right click on the file. In the menu dialogue that appears, select ''FileMenu Tools >> Run TUFLOW''. This is shown in the image below.<br>
[[File:FileMenu Tools Run TUFLOW.png|frame|none|Running TUFLOW using FileMenu Tools]]
=Other Filemenu Tools tasks=
Another example of FileMenu Tools could be to convert between .flt and .asc grids or vice versa. To do this:
# Enter a ''Description'' (e.g Convert format using asc_to_asc)
# Under ''Element Types'', set ''Files'' to '''Yes'''
# Under ''Element Types'', set ''Extensions'' to '''flt,asc''' (this is available to both .asc and .flt files)
# Under ''Element Types'', set both ''Folders'' and ''Drives'' to '''No'''
# Under ''Program Properties'' set the ''Program'' to the full path to the asc_to_asc utility. For my machine this is: "C:\TUFLOW\Utilities\w64\asc_to_asc_w64.exe"
# Under ''Program Properties'' set the ''Arguments'' field to '''-conv %FILENAMES%'''
# Select Apply and exit the configuration.<br>
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Another example of FileMenu Tools could be to convert the maximum velocities from an .xmdf file to a .mif file. This would look like the configuration below:<br>
[[File:FileMenuTools xmdf.JPG]]
Use your imagination to create others!
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