Hi,
 
 i plan on contributing 2 Win32-specific modules pretty soon:
        Win32::ShellExt, a module consisting of a DLL that implements the necessary COM interfaces to provide a Windows Shell
            context menu extension (and other kinds of extensions in the work, but probably not for the first release), and a few sample
            commands that provide new commands in the context menu of the explorer by subclassing Win32::ShellExt. Basically this allows
            you to write extensions for the Explorer in Perl (i.e. the DLL provided by this module is always the same that is loaded by the explorer
            process, but it maps a COM class onto a perl package)
      and
        Win32::Tray a tiny Win32 executable that embeds the perl dll and displays a tray icon with a popup menu which
            allows to start perl command (implemented as modules deriving of Win32::Tray and registered through the registry),
            this allows me to start frequently used commands without needing a console. a few samples provided.
 
These are tentative names, they may have to change (esp. since there's already a "Win32-perl-shellext" module, so
there might be a conflict).
 
Here is the info required:
 
Name: Jean-Baptiste Nivoit
E-mail address: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
prefered user id: JBNIVOIT
 
thanks,
 
                        jb.
 

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