How to get a SendTo 'Subfolders' to open?

In Windows 7, when you create a 'Subfolder' within the 'SendTo' folder, and put program shortcuts into it, that subfolder when you navigate toward it via the right-click SendTo, that subfolder does not nest open like it did on WXP's SendTo menu.

Q: Why would one want to have a subfolder in SendTo?
A: ...Simply for organization of like items convenience; to create a nested organized set of SendTo items within their Own Subfolder off of 7's "...AppData\Roaming\Microsoft\Windows\SendTo" folder

We know many have complained about this ever since Windows 7 came out, and my question is did anyone ever find a way to male it work yet?

The answer is not the common shell:sendto advice, and if you're thinking it is, please re-read the question, we are talking about a Subfolder within the SendTo folder, TY.

Start and type shell:sendto. then hit Enter.

In addition: :)

Send To Context Menu - Vista Forums

Endeavor,

You might see if using the tutorial below to add "Move to Folder" to the context menu may be able to work for you as an alternative.

Context Menu - Add Copy To Folder and Move To Folder

Hi Brink,

Thank you, I had already been there as well (before I posted) but that's not it either. Before I posted you can bet I scoured the web.
I don't think that it can be done for Windows 7 yet, it seems Explorer does not expand any folder put under the shell:sendto folder like it did with WXP/98

Maybe it's my wording not explaining it correctly though, and I apologize if I didn't.
It's hard to explain in wording so that everyone can understand my point though,
and so to try and make it more clear...

Here is a Screenshot that is self-explanatory, I hope!

I'm afraid that I do not know of a way to have cascading folders with more than one menu level like that.

Is Players a Folder or a link to a folder?

I just tried this. I created a Test folder in SendTo. Opened it then created a Test1 folder. When I look at it via shell:sendto this is what I see:



So nesting does display for me if they are real folders and not links.