Do you have your folder options set to show hidden files?

Go to your local drive, "Documents and Settings" and then your user ID's 
home directory. In the menu bar, go to "Tools" and then "Folder options 
...." Arrow through the "Files and Folders" tree and make sure "Show 
hidden files and folders" is "on". You can then also apply this setting 
to all of your folder views.

Toggling this setting did have the SendTo file on my system disappearing 
and reappearing, so if it isn't the problem on your system, I wouldn't 
know what to try next!

Albert Ruel wrote:
> Harry, I don't have a Send To folder, but I do have a Send To Submenu  in
> programs like MS Word etc.  Windows Explorer also shows a Send To Submenu
> that allows me to move files to a variety of places, and the only way to add
> items to this list is to either turn them on or install that program.  For
> example, when I installed the Bookport Transfer software it automatically
> showed up in the Windows Explorer Send To Submenu.  My external hard drive
> only shows up there when I have it turned on, otherwise the list doesn't
> show it as an option.  
>
> In my Outlook I can move messages into any folder that exists there,
> including the Drafts Folder, Out Box, Sent Items or the Tim Buck Two folder
> that I might have created.  
>
> I hope this helps, but if I've guessed incorrectly please give me more
> information and I'll give it another try.  
>
> Thx, Albert
>
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> Hi all,
> Well, here's the situation.
> I want to add an item to my send to folder.
> Yes, you can add things to your send to folder.
> However, when I click my computer, then click on the c drive, then click on
> documents and settings, then click on either all users, or the folder with
> my name on it, I cannot find the send to folder.
> Can someone tell me how to find the send to folder?  I used search and
> couldn't find it.
> Harry
>
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