Duplicate file menu shortcuts in Nautilus

[Kenneth P. Turvey]

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A long time ago, shortly after I first installed Ubuntu (I'm a former
Debian user), I right clicked on a directory and started an application. 
Gnome was kind enough to remember what application I had started and added
it to the right click menu.  Unfortunately Gnome (or Nautilus, I guess)
had a bug where it forgot that it had already added this application to
the shortcut menu and repeated this process a few times.  Now when I right
click on a directory the identical menu item is displayed multiple times. 
Whatever caused the problem seems to have been fixed, or at least is no
longer a problem, but I can't seem to figure out how to get rid of the
redundant menus.  Yesterday I tried grepping my entire home directory for
the offending menu item without success.

Does anyone know where this kind of information is stored so I can reach
in and hand edit it?

Thanks.

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Kenneth P. Turvey <kt-usenet at squeakydolphin.com> 
Jabber IM: kpturvey at jabber.org
Phone: (314) 255-2199
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