Windows 7 Send To SharePoint Document Library

Steps for Send To from Windows Explorer

SharePoint 2010 with Windows 7

Steps:

  1. Open your Document Library
  2. Navigate to your Library Ribbon, click on "Open With Explorer"
  3. Copy the path from the URL bar
  4. Go to your My Computer, Map Network Drive to this path
  5. Now, from all your files, you will have the Send To Appearing for this Network Drive
  6. You will be able to directly send files to your Document Libraries from your exploer

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    1. AdrianFebruary 11, 2017 at 8:52 PM

      I just released a free tool which allows to upload easily through the SendTo menu of Windows Explorer.
      Feel free to use it: https://fiechter.eu/2017/02/11/windows-explorer-send-to-sharepoint-or-onedrive-for-business/

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