To create a shortcut to the
notepad.exe in \Windows\SendTo folder, simply
- Click Start, select Programs and start Windows
Explore
- Then select the \Windows\SendTo folder
- Now, right-click an empty space in the folder, and from the
context menu, choose New > Shortcut
- In the Create Shortcut window, enter
C:\Windows\Notepad.exe in the Command line box
- Now click Next
- At this point, you should remove the .exe from
Notepad.exe in the Select a name for the shortcut box
- Finally, click Finish
You will now have the
option of viewing file contents by right-clicking the file and 'sending'
it to Notepad
One last note: If there is another drive in which Windows is
installed, or in another directory, then you'll need to replace the
C:\Windows\ with the appropriate path.
Use Win 3.x Interface With
Win95
To use the Win 3.x inteface with Win95, go
to the Root Directory ( C:\Windows ) and double-click
Progman.exe...you will then have Windows95 ( or Win98 ) running
under the Windows 3.x interface.
Find Desktop Icons
To find other icons, look in (
C:\Windows\Moricons.dll ) by right-clicking any shortcut and
selecting Properties from the pop-up menu and then click on the
Shortcut tab. Now, click on the Change Icon button and
look through the .ICO, .DLL, and .EXE files.
CD-Rom Autorun--Turn It
Off
When a CD-Rom is inserted into the CD-Rom
drive, Windows automatically launches the program contained on the disk
( CD ), and starts playing it automatically. To disable this
function...
- Select Start > Settings > Control Panel
and then double-click on the System Icon
- Choose the Device Manager tab
- Now click on the + sign to the left of
the CDROM entry and then select the entry for your CD-Rom drive
- Click on Properties and choose the Settings tab
- At this point, you can uncheck the Auto insert notification
box
- Then, click OK and then OK once again. Now, you need
to restart Windows for this setting change to take effect
One Click For Restart or Shut
Down
In order to Restart or Shut Down Windows95
with one click of the mouse, simlpy...
- Right-click on the Desktop and select New >
Shortcut
- Then, in the Command line box type...
rundll.exe
user.exe,exitwindows
for one click shut down
AND /
OR
rundll.exe user,exitwindowsexec
for
one click restart
Finally, click Next and give it the appropriate name (
such as Shut Down or Restart )
