Top level Contextual Menu Items

Hi!
I installed OnMyCommand which works well but I was wondering if anyone knew if it were possible to move the commands you create so they are on the top level of the right click finder context menu (rather than having to go to "more" then to my OnMyCommand).
Thanks in advance.

Yes, if you open the command editor, OMCEdit, you will see a list of your installed commands in the sidebar. Click on the command you'd like to move and choose the level in the "Location" field.
http://img27.imageshack.us/img27/494/omceditbj4.png
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