Send To Menu

From the run command type "shell:sendto" to bring up the sendto folder.

"eeg0323" wrote:

> How do I add an entry to the send to menu. Under XP I had added Notepad.
> Under Vista Home Premium, when I try to acces the send to folder, Access is
> denied even though I am admisnistrator and even if I turn UAC off.
> The same holds for the GAMES menu. I wanted to add some of the Games I have
> on the machine but again Access Denied.
> Maybe going back to XP or even to the Mac is the simpliest answer.

How do I add an entry to the send to menu. Under XP I had added Notepad.
Under Vista Home Premium, when I try to acces the send to folder, Access is
denied even though I am admisnistrator and even if I turn UAC off.
The same holds for the GAMES menu. I wanted to add some of the Games I have
on the machine but again Access Denied.
Maybe going back to XP or even to the Mac is the simpliest answer.

In the Start/search box type "shell:sendto" - without the quote marks - and
hit enter. That will bring you to :
C:\Users\YOURNAME\AppData\Roaming\Microsoft\Window s\SendTo. You may then
add the appropriate shortcuts to what you want to 'send to'.
--
Jane, not plain 64 bit enabled :-)
Batteries not included. Braincell on vacation ;-)
"eeg0323" <eeg0323@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
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> How do I add an entry to the send to menu. Under XP I had added Notepad.
> Under Vista Home Premium, when I try to acces the send to folder, Access
> is
> denied even though I am admisnistrator and even if I turn UAC off.
> The same holds for the GAMES menu. I wanted to add some of the Games I
> have
> on the machine but again Access Denied.
> Maybe going back to XP or even to the Mac is the simpliest answer.