How to add your own folder to “Send To” menu?

In this tutorial, i will teach you how to add customized folder to the “Send To” context menu.

Step 1

First, you need to create a shortcut for the folder that you want to add in.

SendTo step1

Step 2

Go to Start -> Run, type sendto and hit enter. This will bring you the sendto folder.

Step 3

Now, copy the shortcut that you created just now and paste to the sendto folder. Now, you will see your folder path under “Send To” menu.

SendTo step3

 

Tips: You can rename the Shortcut name, but the destination folder remain the same. This is to avoid others from viewing your sensitive data.

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  • 3 Responses to “How to add your own folder to “Send To” menu?”

    1. Yes, this is the best way to do so. I like this feature very much, and i do keep it editing, which i should not do :P

    2. I just tried it unfortunately it doesn’t work with Vista. :(

    3. @Lloyd Lopez: I believe Vista had different “sendto” folder. Unfortunately i don’t have Vista here.

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