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Question about 'Add and Remove items from the "Send To" menu'
Wednesday, October 24, 2007 at 11:02 pm
Posted by Cliff Harris (1 messages posted)

I have a question about Add 
and Remove items from the "Send To" menu:

I have been using SendTo SendTo for years -- it's a great feature. One way to add a program easily: Use Find File to find the application/document you want to put in the SendTo folder. Right click it and select "Make Shortcut". It will complain that you can't do that here and ask you if you want to create a Shortcut on the Desktop. Click Yes. Go to the Desktop and edit the file name to your liking. Right click and SendTo SendTo. You're done.

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re: Question about 'Add and Remove items from the "Send To" menu'
Thursday, October 25, 2007 at 10:56 am
Posted by Rich Kurtz (12246 messages posted)

Very nice. Thanks for the tip. I had never considered doing that.

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re: Question about 'Add and Remove items from the "Send To" menu'
Thursday, October 25, 2007 at 5:16 pm
Posted by Steve (23810 messages posted)

Another way is just type sendto in the Run Box, then drag shortcut to the open Send To Folder.

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