G
Guest
I want to send files to the "e drive" by selecting the file and clicking on
the mouse--it only lets me send to A drive now.
the mouse--it only lets me send to A drive now.
T
Tony Jollans
Add a shortcut to your E-drive in Documents and Settings\(userid)\SendTo
G
Guest
I don't know how to access the Documents and Settings! How/where do I begin?
T
Tony Jollans
Double click on "My Computer". This is probably an icon on your desktop - if
not press "Start" and look for near the top of the right hand column.
In your My Computer window you should have an icon for your C drive,
labeled, perhaps, "Local Disk (C
". Double click on this.
On your C drive; there should be a folder called "Documents and Settings".
Double click on this.
In your Documents and Settings there should be one folder for each user (and
some special ones). Double click on the folder with the same name as your
userid.
Now for the tricky bit - The SendTo folder is hidden so if you can't see it
....
Select Tools > Folder Options from the Menu
Click on the View tab
Select the Show hidden files and folders button
Click OK
Now double click on the SendTo folder which will be showing as a washed out
folder
From the Menu, select File > New > Shortcut
A Popup window will appear. In the location box type "E:" (without the
quotes - i.e. E, colon) and click on Next
On the next screen you can just click Finish to accept the default name.
Close the Folder Window and you're done. The SendTo menu should now contain
the link to your E drive
not press "Start" and look for near the top of the right hand column.
In your My Computer window you should have an icon for your C drive,
labeled, perhaps, "Local Disk (C
". Double click on this.On your C drive; there should be a folder called "Documents and Settings".
Double click on this.
In your Documents and Settings there should be one folder for each user (and
some special ones). Double click on the folder with the same name as your
userid.
Now for the tricky bit - The SendTo folder is hidden so if you can't see it
....
Select Tools > Folder Options from the Menu
Click on the View tab
Select the Show hidden files and folders button
Click OK
Now double click on the SendTo folder which will be showing as a washed out
folder
From the Menu, select File > New > Shortcut
A Popup window will appear. In the location box type "E:" (without the
quotes - i.e. E, colon) and click on Next
On the next screen you can just click Finish to accept the default name.
Close the Folder Window and you're done. The SendTo menu should now contain
the link to your E drive
J
JoAnn Paules [MSFT MVP]
This is not an Office question but...
http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=kb;en-us;310270
http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=kb;en-us;310270