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Wednesday, January 21st 2009, 9:11pm

Remove Right Mouse Button menu from .desktop file

I have a few .destkop files on the desktop of my machine that is open to public use, and I would like to be able to prevent users from right-clicking and:

Cut
Copy
Rename
Move to Trash

even restricting the editable_desktop_icons action doesn't solve this. It removes the "Copy to" and "Move to" and "Properties" items, but it leaves the singular cut, copy, rename, and move to trash behind.

It also leaves behind the "Actions" menu, which contains encrypt and download with kget, which are service menu items designed to apply to all/allfiles.

The only one I want available is Open, OR not have a pop-up menu at all.

Does anybody know how to do this?

A.