LATEST NEWS:

Surely many of you have been wondering how things have been going with Photokeeper. We admit things are taking longer than expected. Good things take time! We appreciate your patience and want to stress that we are doing our absolute best towards a 2003 release.

The much awaited Director View is almost complete. The is the last monstrous new feature, and is a very significant milestone. Check out our latest screenshot in our Feature Sneak:

http://www.aephid.com/photokeeper-feature-sneak.html

WINDOWS TIPS:

This new edition of Windows Tips deals with the SendTo command and how to customize the features of this command.

What is the SendTo command?

By using the Send To command, you can quickly send a file to different locations including a floppy disk, your desktop, another person using e-mail, or the My Documents folder. The SendTo folder contains the shortcuts for the destinations that are displayed on the Send To menu. Every user on the computer has a SendTo folder and can customize its contents.

How do I use the SendTo Command?

In Windows Explorer or My Computer, right-click a file, and then point to Send To. On the shortcut menu that appears, click the destination where you want to send your file. The file is sent to or activated by the destination that you select.

How do I ADD a destination to the SendTo Command?

1. Click Start, and then click Run.
2. In the Open box, type sendto, and then click OK. The "sendto" folder will open in a separate window.
3. Add a destination by doing one of the following:

   Use the drag-and-drop operation to move the item that you want to the SendTo folder.

   -or-

   Point to New on the File menu, and then click Shortcut. Follow the instructions in the Create Shortcut Wizard.

When a new shortcut is successfully created in the SendTo folder, it is displayed on the Send To menu.

Differences for Users of Windows 2000

The folder that contains the SendTo elements on a Windows 2000 machine can be found using the following:

1. Open the Documents and Settings folder, then the one containing your user profile.
2. Select Tools->Folder Options from the menu.
3. Click the View tab, then select "Show hidden files and folders" in the list (it's indented under a heading "Hidden files and folders."
4. Click OK to accept the change. You should now be able to see a grayed-out folder called SendTo (it's grayed because it's hidden -- you can still open it and add new items to it).

Differences for Users of Windows 98

The folder that contains the SendTo elements on a Windows 98 machine is:
C:\Windows\SendTo folder

If you would like to learn more about the "SendTo" command, follow the below link to the Microsoft Website.
Microsoft’s SendTo Page

All the best,

Aephid Technologies Inc