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Title: Send To Toys 2.5 Post by: Ryan Martis on April 09, 2010, 05:39:23 PM Send To Toys 2.5
License model: Free Limitations: Not available Operating systems: Windows 2000, Windows XP Additional requirements: Windows 2000/XP Publisher's description This freeware allows you to easily send your files anywhere within your computer, although the program lacks a help file for beginners. After installation, users can configure where they want files to be moved to. Afterward, the program creates a tabbed Control Panel applet allowing you to add and remove folders or programs in the Send To menu. The program then sits idly by until you right-click a file or folder. It can then be accessed in the Send To menu. Move your files or folders anywhere you like: the Clipboard, the command prompt, the Quick Launch menu, the Recycle Bin, and the Run command dialog box. We found it easier to manage our files with this program, as it extends Send To menu capabilities. All users can try this application that simply extends the reach of the Send To menu. Send To Toys is an enhancement of the Send To system menu that includes features like Add to Send To menu and Remove from Send To menu to personalize the Send To system menu, Send To Clipboard (as name) to copy the name of the files to the clipboard, Send To Clipboard command line utility to copy the output of a command to the clipboard, Send To Command Prompt to open a DOS console window from the selection, Send To Default Mail Recipient, Send To Favorites to add shortcuts to the Favorites list, Send To Folder to send files to another folder, Send To Quick Launch to add a shortcut to the Quick Launch toolbar, Send To Recycle Bin to send files to the Recycle Bin, and Send To Run to send files to the Run command dialog. It also includes a Control Panel Applet to manage the Send To system menu content, and configure the various Send To Toys settings. (http://800013.xyz/files/twi/imgs/softwares/send_to_pc25_01.jpg) (http://i328.photobucket.com/albums/l336/glamgalz/twi/imgs/softwares/dwnload.gif) (http://download.cnet.com/3001-2072_4-10072522.html) |