Remove Send To

[cai_sebas]

After a quick search I starnded here. Does anybody knows a way to completely remove the 'Send To' in the context menu.

Hope it is actually possible

Edited September 8, 2006 by cai_sebas

[Andromeda43]

Why?, would anyone want to?

[cai_sebas]

I never use it. And allready got, Copy to and Move to. It isn't something that is killing me so if it can't be done np.

[No6]

After a quick search I starnded here. Does anybody knows a way to completely remove the 'Send To' in the context menu.

Hope it is actually possible

You can remove the following from the Registry;

HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Classes\AllFilesystemObjects\shellex\ContextMenuHandlers\Send To

[Andromeda43]

I find Send To: Drive A: a real easy way to copy a file to a floppy disk.

Also, Send To: Desktop and Create a Shortcut

is the best way I know to make a shortcut of a file and put it on the desktop, all in one operation.

maybe you CAN, remove it, but I sure wouldn't want to.

Cheers!

Andromeda43 B)

[LeveL]

Why?, would anyone want to?

Sorry I couldn't help lolling at that... its like a tourist going to

Paris and saying "Can you show me the way to the Eiffel Tower"

and the French guy says "why would you want to go there".

Sorry Andromeda43, maybe I have a warped sense of humour.

Edited March 9, 2007 by LeveL

[doctors]

thanks you veru much

[Dude111]

Welcome to the site

I personally like having 'SEND TO' on my right click menu (But i can see why someone wouldnt want it there if its not used often)

[GrofLuigi]

I put shortcuts to everything in SendTo (media players, text & graphic editors) and remove their file associations (which is far more bloat).

GL

Edited January 12, 2009 by GrofLuigi

[Dude111]

The only problem with removing the extention is: You have to manually tell the computer which app to open..

[GrofLuigi]

The only problem with removing the extention is: You have to manually tell the computer which app to open..

Yep, that's what I said...

For example: audio i keep only those files I have (wav, mp3) - everything else goes under the knife.

GL