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Adding copy to c:\files on send to menu
Name: Nick Date: November 26, 2001 at 13:07:21 Pacific
Comment:
I have tried to create a batch file: copy %filename% c:\files
and put it in the send to folder however it does not work. Does anybody know how I would be able to add an icon onto my send to menu to send a file to the c:\files folder? or how I call the filename which was clicked into a batch file.
Name: matt Date: November 27, 2001 at 02:46:47 Pacific
Reply:
ok I'm not sure if this will be any help but :-
1. Find your C:/files folder 2. Copy your C:\files folder 3. find the 'sendto' folder (do a find folder for it) 4. Paste as shortcut your c:\files folder
When you next right-click on a file or folder you will have the option to sendto your c:\files folder.
That is how you do it in windows. If you need to actually program it into an application then repost and I'll work out a solution.
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