Add to the right-click send-to

[Richard in AZ]

Where is the Users send to list.
I want to had Notepad to the right-click send-to list

 

[Keith Miller MVP]

In the 'Start Search' box, type:

shell:sendto

That should open your 'Send To' folder.

 

[Richard in AZ]

That did not work. Came back with zero found.

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

 

[Michael Palumbo]

That did not work. Came back with zero found.

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?

Mic

 

[rgohman]

That did not work. Came back with zero found.

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?

Mic- Hide quoted text -

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Yes and I got the search page saying it found zero responses

 

[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.

 

[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?

 

[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.

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?

Mic- Hide quoted text -

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Yes and I got the search page saying it found zero responses

 

[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.

 

[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.