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Richard in AZ
Where is the Users send to list.
I want to had Notepad to the right-click send-to list
I want to had Notepad to the right-click send-to list
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Keith Miller MVP
In the 'Start Search' box, type:
shell:sendto
That should open your 'Send To' folder.
shell:sendto
That should open your 'Send To' folder.
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Richard in AZ
That did not work. Came back with zero found.
Keith Miller MVP said:In the 'Start Search' box, type:
shell:sendto
That should open your 'Send To' folder.
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Good Luck,
Keith
Microsoft MVP [Windows XP Shell/User]
Richard in AZ said:Where is the Users send to list.
I want to had Notepad to the right-click send-to list
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Michael Palumbo
Richard in AZ said:That did not work. Came back with zero found.
Keith Miller MVP said:In the 'Start Search' box, type:
shell:sendto
That should open your 'Send To' folder.
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Good Luck,
Keith
Microsoft MVP [Windows XP Shell/User]
Richard in AZ said:Where is the Users send to list.
I want to had Notepad to the right-click send-to list
Did you press 'enter' after you typed shell:sendto?
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rgohman
That did not work. Came back with zero found.Keith Miller MVP said:In the 'Start Search' box, type:
shell:sendto
That should open your 'Send To' folder.
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Good Luck,
Keith
Microsoft MVP [Windows XP Shell/User]
Where is the Users send to list.
I want to had Notepad to the right-click send-to list
Did you press 'enter' after you typed shell:sendto?
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Yes and I got the search page saying it found zero responses
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Jane C
Try looking here in Explorer:
C:\Users\YOURNAME\AppData\Roaming\Microsoft\Windows\SendTo
Although you should have had the SendTo folder open after typing
shell:sendto in the start/search box and hitting enter.
C:\Users\YOURNAME\AppData\Roaming\Microsoft\Windows\SendTo
Although you should have had the SendTo folder open after typing
shell:sendto in the start/search box and hitting enter.
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profi
I am trying to add 'mail recipient' to the send to list (I use Windows
Mail). Altho I can find the list, I can't figure out how to add that option.
Any ideas?
Mail). Altho I can find the list, I can't figure out how to add that option.
Any ideas?
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Richard in AZ
I had typed an error in the line. (fat finger or just old age). When typed correctly, I found the
location of Send To.
Boy they sure buried it deep in Vista.
location of Send To.
Boy they sure buried it deep in Vista.
message
That did not work. Came back with zero found.In the 'Start Search' box, type:
That should open your 'Send To' folder.Keith
Microsoft MVP [Windows XP Shell/User]Where is the Users send to list.
I want to had Notepad to the right-click send-to list
Did you press 'enter' after you typed shell:sendto?
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Yes and I got the search page saying it found zero responses
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Richard in AZ
Thanks Jane. I did find it after I corrected my typing skills.
They did bury this one deep into the system didn't they.
They did bury this one deep into the system didn't they.
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Keith Miller MVP
The secret is in the extension. Make sure that explorer is set to show
extensions for known file types. In your Send To folder, right-click &
select 'New' -> 'Text File'. Rename the file to 'Mail Recipient.MAPIMail'.
The MAPIMail extension will dissappear & you'll have your shortcut.
extensions for known file types. In your Send To folder, right-click &
select 'New' -> 'Text File'. Rename the file to 'Mail Recipient.MAPIMail'.
The MAPIMail extension will dissappear & you'll have your shortcut.