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Add An Extra Location To The 'send To' Menu

Started by Starbuck , Aug 10 2006 10:41 AM

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#1 Starbuck

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Posted 10 August 2006 - 10:41 AM

This guide will explain how to add an extra location to the 'Send to' menu in Windows XP.

Click on Start..... then Run
Type sendto in the box that appears
Click on Ok

A Windows Explorer window will open, showing the current locations available in the Send to menu.
To add a new entry....

Click on File
Select New
Then click on Shortcut
Click on the Browse button in the window that appears
Now navigate to the folder that you want to add to the Send to menu
Click on Next
Give this shortcut a name
Click on Finish

You can add Printers, Fax Printers, Disc drives or Windows based Programs.

Note.
Any locations that you add to the Send to menu, will only appear on that users profile.
Each user can customise their own menu.

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#2 pckid

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Posted 13 August 2006 - 02:25 AM

Thanks For Giving This Information

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