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Originally posted by Jesus
Hmm... I still seem to have the problem that it copies the file to the sendto folder instead of sending it
This is something dodgy going on in your windows (the handling of shortcuts) and not the fault of the script.
Make sure you have all the updates, fixes and patches of Windows. Speaking of which what exact version do you have?
Also, what is the complete path of your SendTo folder?
Also, make sure your mouse behaves properly too and doesn't automatically "copy" a file when you drag and drop something (check your drivers and settings). Or that you have special things going on like double clicking equals CTRL+drag/drop, etc...
Check software which may intervene with standard behaviour of Windows like Anti-virus/spyware, key loggers, hotkey adding stuff (keyboard?), tweakers, stuff like WindowsBlinds, desktop enhancers, altered shells, etc...
Again, this is not the fault of the script though.
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Originally posted by Jesus
like the script sometimes doesn't receive my click and lets Windows take care of it. Windows will ofcourse copy it to the folder then.
Windows will always take care of it. They are simple normal shortcuts like any other shortcut on your PC. There is nothing different about them. When you drag and drop a file on a shorcut, that shortcut is launched with the files you dropped on it as parameter. This is also exactly what the script does. Nothing is 'send' by the shortcuts at all.
The script doesn't have anything todo with recieving your clicks or whatever, that is all Windows. The only thing the script does is sending a file to your contact, nothing more.
And Windows will not "of course copy it" as that is by no means standard behaviour of Windows. Windows will execute the shortcut, that is the default and "of course" behaviour of Windows.