Add To Win API Send To Menu for VLC Project

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To customize the "Send To" menu in Windows Explorer, users can add new items by placing shortcuts in the SendTo folder located at C:\Users\[YourUsername]\AppData\Roaming\Microsoft\Windows\SendTo. For the project involving communication over a visible light channel, the goal is to create a shortcut that allows files to be sent directly to VLC. This requires setting up a background process that detects the right-click event, encodes the data if necessary, and sends it through the serial port. Resources such as Microsoft's support page and Lifehacker provide guidance on modifying the Send To menu effectively.
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When right-clicking any file in Windows Explorer, there's a SEND TO menu. I want to add to this menu. My colleague and I are attempting communication over a visible light channel for our senior year electrical engineering project. What I'm imagining is right-click->Send To->VLC. There will be a process running in the background that detects this event, encodes the data if need be, and fires it out the serial port. Any ideas how to add to this menu, and get a program running from it?
 
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