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In July, I described how to add items to the Send To menu. Bruce Bevitz of Longwood, Florida, suggests an easier way to accomplish this in Windows 98, Me, and XP (but not in Windows 2000). Select Start, Run, type sendto, and press Enter. This opens your Send To folder. After you add shortcuts to this folder, they will appear whenever you right-click a file and select Send To. Conversely, removing an item jettisons it from the Send To menu.
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