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Tutorial:How to Add Files for Dummies!: Difference between revisions
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# Now if you have hidden folders and files enabled already skip this and goto 9 | # Now if you have hidden folders and files enabled already skip this and goto 9 | ||
## Go to Extra -> Mapoptions in explorer. | ## Go to Extra -> Mapoptions in explorer. | ||
## (For Vista) Go to Organize -> Folder and Search Options. | ### (For Vista) Go to Organize -> Folder and Search Options. | ||
## Go to the "view" tab | ## Go to the "view" tab | ||
## Now go down untill you see: "Enable Hidden Files and Folders" | ## Now go down untill you see: "Enable Hidden Files and Folders" | ||
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# Rightclick the shortcut and press cut. | # Rightclick the shortcut and press cut. | ||
# Now in the explorer adress bar type: x:\Documents and Settings\user\SendTo. x: being the hdd windows is installed on and user being your username in windows. | # Now in the explorer adress bar type: x:\Documents and Settings\user\SendTo. x: being the hdd windows is installed on and user being your username in windows. | ||
# (For Vista) Go to C:\Users\<username>\AppData\Roaming\Microsoft\Windows\SendTo, also assuming your windows is installed on C: drive | ## (For Vista) Go to C:\Users\<username>\AppData\Roaming\Microsoft\Windows\SendTo, also assuming your windows is installed on C: drive | ||
# Paste the shortcut in this map by pressing Ctrl+v. | # Paste the shortcut in this map by pressing Ctrl+v. | ||