I think the answer is contained in your question. The "Send To" is just that. To send a file somewhere. It is not set up for shortcuts. You could have a desktop icon, or put the url first in your list of favorites. I think there may be some software to allow programming of "hotkeys". Just some ideas.

bordfryr, go to Windows Explorer, and right-click on any file, a JPG or whatever. You will notice a 'Send To' context menu. Within that menu is a menu item that will say 'Desktop (creat shortcut)'. I want to have the same functionality as that menu item, only I want it to be 'Quick Launch (create shortcut)'. I tried viewing that 'Desktop (create shortcut)' file in notepad, as to see what it really is, but the file is 0 bytes, which leads me to believe its a registry setting of some sort. I dunno, I could be way off, it's prolly so easy to do...when I finally figure it out, ill smack my self. I still haven't though!

well Virginia there is a use for a floppy disk...
go into the send to folder at work and see if you can copy the file to a floppy. Its worth a shot.

Zodiaq, I've tried that. If I place a Shortcut to the 'Quick Launch' folder in the 'Send To' folder, it simply sends a copy of the ENTIRE file. So say X file is 8mb, it will send all 8mb to the Quick Launch folder. I want it to simply create a shortcut to the file. But thanks for tryin' to help anyways. Preciate it.

Hum, yes, that's what I do. Drag the file on the quicklaunch bar, it will create a shortcut for the file on it. Why are you trying to make things so complicated?