Choose that command, and a list of the files you've selected, sorted in ascending order, will be on the clipboard. A submenu will appear which will include your new command. Now select one or more files, right-click, and move your mouse pointer to "Send To". I used "File Names to Clipboard", but pick whatever will be meaningful to you. On the second page, type in a name for your new menu option.On the first page, type in the path to the executable, or use the "Browse." button to find it. The "Create Shortcut" wizard will appear.Right-click in the right-hand pane, where the filenames are.Go to the "Send To" folder under your name in \Windows\Profiles in Windows Explorer (or maybe XP Home puts that directory under the Settings folder, I can't remember).Save it wherever you want it to reside on your system. It's only 20 KB, so it should take only seconds even if you're using dial-up access.
#Sendtox zip install#
You have to do a bit of work yourself - but not much - to install it.
Then you could paste them wherever you needed them. This may be convenient some times, but it would be more useful to be able to select a list of files, and have the names of them put on the clipboard. A Microsoft Knowledge Base article suggests writing a small *.bat file that runs the DIR command, collects its output into a file, prints that file, then deletes it. Windows XP has no way to copy a list of filenames to the clipboard (this has changed in later versions of Windows, starting with Vista).
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