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- Thread starter JimIssI
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Two ways to do this:
#1:
1.Start
2.Settings
3.Taskbar
4.Startup Menu
5.Advanced
6.Click on Start Menu
7.File
8.New
9.Shortcut
10.Browse
11.Pick the Directory and Program
12.Next (the filepath will automatically come up)
13.Name it>Next
14.Finish
#2
Right click START
Open
On an empty space right click
New
Shortcut
and follow 10 thru 14 above
Hope this helps! ggebhart@clover.net
I hope I never get too old or arrogant to learn something new!
#1:
1.Start
2.Settings
3.Taskbar
4.Startup Menu
5.Advanced
6.Click on Start Menu
7.File
8.New
9.Shortcut
10.Browse
11.Pick the Directory and Program
12.Next (the filepath will automatically come up)
13.Name it>Next
14.Finish
#2
Right click START
Open
On an empty space right click
New
Shortcut
and follow 10 thru 14 above
Hope this helps! ggebhart@clover.net
I hope I never get too old or arrogant to learn something new!
- Thread starter
- #4
Create a shortcut in explorer to the file you want the shortcut for, and place it in C:\WINDOWS\Application Data\Microsoft\Internet Explorer\Quick Launch
Another way is to create the shortcut anywhere (desktop), then just drag and drop it into quicklaunch on the taskbar. Cheers,
Jim
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Another way is to create the shortcut anywhere (desktop), then just drag and drop it into quicklaunch on the taskbar. Cheers,
Jim
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Moderator at Staff at Windows 9x/ME instructor.
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