Guarda che il post ironico . <| sep |> Not as far as I ' m aware . But if you want to increase the size , simply use <| sep |> It is just awful . <| sep |> I ' ve got a Python script that sits in my system tray on my work machine that gives me a context menu full of helpful stuff for my job . Pulling the most recent code version , kicking off a build , database backups restores super handy , and trims time off menial tasks that I do dozens of times a dayEDIT So a few people have asked to see the code for this to perhaps use it or something like it themselves . The source of the actual menu itself can be seen . When this starts up , it looks for a path in a config file to find a directory from which to load plugins . Each plugin script is assumed to have a RegisterMenu function to be called to add it to the core context menu , which you can then define the event for . The main file is a . pyw file rather than a . py , allowing it to be run continually in the background and not needing to keep a cmd window open for it by launching it using pythonw . Hopefully some of you may find some use for this , it certainly trims minutes off here and there in my day , generally making things easier .