Using "Send To" for easy access to useful actions
1 January 2000 by Snakefoot | Comment » | Trackback OffWhen right-clicking a file or folder in Windows Explorer, then the context-menu shows a "Send To"-option, which lists shortcuts to common actions that can take a file or folder as input.
It is easy to modify the shortcuts listed in "Send To", one just have to press Start... and Run... this command:
Ideas for good shortcuts:
More Info MS KB Q141017
More Info MS KB Q310270
It is easy to modify the shortcuts listed in "Send To", one just have to press Start... and Run... this command:
It will open the "Send To"-folder for the current user, allowing one to add or remove shortcuts. More Info Access special folders easily using the shell command.shell:sendto
Ideas for good shortcuts:
- Favorite text-editor (ex. Notepad).
- Favorite folders (Ex. Desktop, My Documents and other Special Folders).
- Scripts or batch files that can take file/folder as parameter.
More Info MS KB Q141017
More Info MS KB Q310270
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