The right click send to option

[Guest]

Hello

Is thhere a way to get the right click send to option to display more than
just Compressed, Desktop, Mail Recipient, My Documents, 3 1/2 floppy (A,
dvd/cd-rw drive (D:\), etc. I would really like to be able to send a file to
another folder within a drive without having to navigate to a specific folder
within that drive.

Thanx in advance

 

[David Candy]

Type sendto in start run. Put shortcuts in there.

 

[Synapse Syndrome]

"Cloudchaser the Red Wolf furry"

Hello

Is thhere a way to get the right click send to option to display more than
just Compressed, Desktop, Mail Recipient, My Documents, 3 1/2 floppy (A,
dvd/cd-rw drive (D:\), etc. I would really like to be able to send a file
to
another folder within a drive without having to navigate to a specific
folder
within that drive.

Thanx in advance

Start > Run > type 'sendto'

place any shortcuts to drives, folders, UNC network folders or applications
in that folder. You can also customise the shortcut icons to make things
clearer and prettier.

ss.

 

[Carlos CZ]

Look for your SendTo folder e.g:
for Administrator

Docs and Setings / Administrator / SendTo

Carlos



"Cloudchaser the Red Wolf furry"

 

[Guest]

Type sendto in start run. Put shortcuts in there.

I tried that and I keep getting "Windows cannot find sendto"

 

[Guest]

Start > Run > type 'sendto'

place any shortcuts to drives, folders, UNC network folders or applications
in that folder. You can also customise the shortcut icons to make things
clearer and prettier.

I tried that and I keep getting "Windows cannot find sendto"

 

[Guest]

Look for your SendTo folder e.g:
for Administrator

Docs and Setings / Administrator / SendTo

I quickly found C:\Documents and Settings\Administrator\SendTo and noticed
that Desktop (create shortcut), Compressed (zipped) Folder and Mail Recipient
were the only things there that's in the right click send to menu as well as
a desktop.ini file that's not in the menu. I deleted the mail recipient icon
and put an shortcut in there to one of my folders, but even after a restart,
Mail Recipient still shows in the menu and the shorcut I placed in
C:\Documents and Settings\Administrator\SendTo doesn't show in the menu

 

[Alan Edwards]

If for some strange reason, Start-Run-sendto doesn't get you there,
try to navigate to C:\Documents and Settings\<user name>\SendTo

....Alan

 

[Guest]

If for some strange reason, Start-Run-sendto doesn't get you there,
try to navigate to C:\Documents and Settings\<user name>\SendTo

That didn't work either, but it did lead me to finding that if I search for
SendTo and apply the same change to each folder that the search finds, the
right click send to menu does change Now if I just had an icon to put a
browse option in the menu, I'd be set

 

[Alan Edwards]

Too deep for me.

....Alan