putting a shortcut into the SEND TO menu

J

Jeff Layman

They've been unhidden since this installation was less than a minute
old, as has always been the case in my Windows installations. Well, I'm
exaggerating, but only a little bit :)

Before you ask: "Hide protected operating systems files" and "Hide
extensions for known file types" are also unchecked.
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+1.

It may be true that "In the land of the blind the one-eyed man is king",
but all is revealed to those with both eyes open!
 
G

Gene E. Bloch

+1.

It may be true that "In the land of the blind the one-eyed man is king",
but all is revealed to those with both eyes open!
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Some of Windows's defaults never fail to amaze me. I can complain about
them every week without getting bored :)

Maybe I can get some mileage out of all this, like I can help some
unfortunate who is not so technically oriented, and give them a
self-satisfied sneer. Good for my ego, bad for repeat business :)
 
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