IE7 "Send to" option missing

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I seem to recall there being the "Send to" option, when right-clicking, in
Internet Explorer. I've reviewed many instances, here, but none seem to
address the issue in IE. Is it no longer available?
Thx.
 
twf498 said:
I seem to recall there being the "Send to" option, when right-clicking, in
Internet Explorer. I've reviewed many instances, here, but none seem to
address the issue in IE. Is it no longer available?
Thx.
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Do you mean Send to One Note?
There is not Send To in my IE7 either!
 
I have that without using the Alt key, but I don't recall a right click send
to option in IE.
 
If you have the "menu bar" selected then it will always be visible, I
thought the default was for the menu bar to be hidden. I thought that might
have been hat the op was looking for, but you're right he did say right
click in internet explorer.
Neil
 
There has never been a right-click Send-To command
in IE.

And what would you "Send-To" anyway?


ju.c
 
I could have sworn there had been, because I recall being able to
right-click, send to: Email page/Link, w/o having to click on Menu Bar's Page
drop down & selecting Email page/Link. Lord knows my memory ain't great, so
maybe it wasn't under Send to, but it was definately in the right-click,
context menu. Anyway, it's not a dire issue...just wondered why it was
missing.
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Sorry about this duplcate post.

I could have sworn there had been, because I recall being able to
right-click, send to: Email page/Link, w/o having to click on Menu Bar's Page
drop down & selecting Email page/Link. Lord knows my memory ain't great, so
maybe it wasn't under Send to, but it was definately in the right-click,
context menu. Does this make sense? Anyway, it's not a dire issue...just
wondered why it was
missing.
-- -- --
Familiar w/MS. No, not as in MicroSoft. If you''d like to learn
more...check out - http://www.geocities.com/twf498/MS.htm
 
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