'send to' query.......

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jimbo

For some reason right clicking on a file on the desk top no longer allows
send to 'mail recipient ?

Any ideas please ?

many thanks

Jim
 
jimbo said:
For some reason right clicking on a file on the desk top no longer
allows send to 'mail recipient ?

Any ideas please ?

many thanks


Is the "Mail Recipient" option missing? If so, go to start>run and type

c:\Documents and Settings\Default User\SendTo

If "Document and Settings" is not on the C drive then change
accordingly. Copy "Mail Recipient" then Start>Run and type

sendto

and paste "Mail Recipient" into Your SendTo folder.
 
Jimbo,

What happens when you use that option? Meanwhile, try these commands from
Start-Run:

regsvr32 sendmail.dll
regsvr32 /i shell32.dll

Courtesy of David Candy.
 
Terrific !

Thanks Ramesh (and David !),

I tried the command below as you suggested and the 'send to' now appears as
a right click !

Many thanks,

Jim
 
Thanks William,

I was trying to get 'Mail Recipient' into the send to folder (couldn't work
out how !)
and then the other post appeared with the 'regsvr32 sendmail.dll' suggestion
and all is now well !

Many thanks for the help and input.

Jim
 
jimbo said:
Thanks William,

I was trying to get 'Mail Recipient' into the send to folder (couldn't
work out how !)
and then the other post appeared with the 'regsvr32 sendmail.dll'
suggestion
and all is now well !

Many thanks for the help and input.

Glad to hear that. And I am not sure if copying would have worked.
Ramesh is a very knowledgeable fellow.
 
On Sun, 17 Apr 2005 19:09:30 +0530, "Ramesh, MS-MVP"

|The Master is 'n' times knowledgable than me
Re grammar he may be 2n :-)

Note the typo in my sig always gets attention of the
anal retentive spellers whom I ALWAYS ignore :-)

Just my 2¢ worth. Larry

Any advise is my attempt to contribute more than I have received but I can only assure you that it works on my PC. GOOD LUCK.
 

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