There is a whole range of hidden menus and shortcuts in Windows 7. One that may go unnoticed is the secret “right click” with “shift” technique that allows users to see a host of different menu options when right-clicking a file or folder.
So, here we have our normal right click menu:

As shown here, a normal right click brings up these options
But, if you press “SHIFT” before right-clicking, you see an extended right-click menu. This extended menu includes extra options: “Open in New Process” and extra Send To options.

But, if you press "SHIFT" before right clicking, you can see extra options.
Here, you can see quite a few extra Send To options have been unhidden with the SHIFT right-click.
And, if you want to customize your Send To menu, you can simply navigate to this in your location bar:shell:sendto
Then just create shortcuts to your desired locations.

Originally posted by How To Geek, I just thought it was so brilliant that I added it here!
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