You can easily attach a file to an e-mail, copy it to a floppy, or shunt it to My Documents. Sending files is not all this nifty function can do. In fact, that's just a walk in the park for this versatile option. You can witness the real power of this command when you start adding your own destinations to the Send To list. Take a look at the SendTo folder's contents.
Any shortcut placed in that folder becomes a Send To destination.
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