Image Zone Send to Programs Error!

Every time i select and image and try to use the send to program option i get an Error saying Please Select and Image.
PLEASE HELP
Yes i know Image Zone is no longer supported but there has got to be some way of fixing this. Restoring my PC is not an option.
thank you for your time you may reach my via Email in my profile.
Ryan Farrow

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