Send to Mail Recipient Bug

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rod147
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Send to Mail Recipient Bug

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After completing a find, if you then select multiple files from different folders and then attempt a "Send to Mail Recipient" from the right click menu, nothing happens! It only works if you select a single file or multiple files from the same folder.

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Re: Send to Mail Recipient Bug

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rod147 wrote:After completing a find, if you then select multiple files from different folders and then attempt a "Send to Mail Recipient" from the right click menu, nothing happens! It only works if you select a single file or multiple files from the same folder.
Yes, this is a known Windows bug. It applies as well to other shell commands like Copy, Paste etc.
I have commented this elsewhere in this forum, but don't find it right now.

EDIT: of course, TrackerV3's own menu commands (Rename Special, Copy To, Move To, etc...) don't have this bug.

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