You can try the following. Open up Windows Explorer and find the 
shortcut you want to place in your SendTo list. If you don't know 
already, a few common places to look for the short cut would be:
c:\Documents and Settings\User Name\Desktop and
C:\Documents and Settings\User Name\Start Menu
where "User Name" is the user name you use to log onto the system. You 
can also check out the user "All Users". Once you've found the short 
cut, you can use Control-c to copy it to your clip board and then paste 
it into the directory
c:\Documents and Settings\User Name\SendTo.
Assuming that the application supports being in the SendTo list, that 
should do the trick.


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> Hi all,
> I'm using a laptop computer, running windows home edition, using jaws for windows 9.0.
> Here's the situation.  I want to add a program to my sendto menu.
> I highlighted the icon for microsoft word on my desktop, then, I pressed capslock control 8 to do the drag and drop, and then, I go to the sendto menu and hit enter to open up the sendto submenu, and then I can't paste it in there.  Will someone talk me through, step by step how to add a program to the sendto menu?
> Harry
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