Make a faster short-cut

[aviv00]

what that is for ?

run programs with more comfort and speedy

first how to make that "Fast short-cut"

open the folder "c:\documents and settings\user"

user is ur user name

or just go to run and type %USERPROFILE% and then enter

make a a short-cut there like to firefox as name f (check the pic1.jpg)

ts ready now

press winkey + r

type f gmail then enter

its will open firefox and will web direct to gmail.com

use ur imagination to make more combination (check pic2)

if u think that useful tell me

if u have more idea tell me about them i will be happy to know

Edited April 12, 2007 by aviv00

[nitroshift]

Isn't it more simple to double-click on the icon on desktop?

[bledd]

i do this, but i use system32 folder instead (same thing though )

i start all my programs from run

[aviv00]

Isn't it more simple to double-click on the icon on desktop?

but if u have lots of programs its not annoying start finding them ?

[nitroshift]

but if u have lots of programs its not annoying start finding them ?

I don't have a lot of programs

Edited April 12, 2007 by nitroshift

[Jeremy]

I run some from the run box and others from the desktop shortcuts.

[nmX.Memnoch]

I use a combination of the Run box (mostly for CMD), Quick Launch, Start Page (the left side of the Start Menu) and Desktop shortcuts. My most commonly used stuff goes on Quick Launch. The Desktop gets used for the current project (and then the files are moved off). The Start Page gets used for stuff I use frequently, but not frequently enough to warrant a Quick Launch shortcut.

Honestly, I don't see a reason to use the example because you can just type the URL in the Run box and it'll open with your default web browser. If the URL starts with "www" you don't even have to include the "http://". Oh, and the Run history will include URLs that you've typed in your browser's Address Bar (at least with IE, not sure about FireFox).

Edited April 12, 2007 by nmX.Memnoch

[aviv00]

well that not it

u could add more stuff like bat file

like kill.bat

and run > kill program.exe

[Jeremy]

Do whatever works for you. We do.

[ripken204]

thats defietly alot more work than needed.

you say you have trouble finding them? i have my shortcuts organized, like my games are in the top right corner, website crap in the top mid, etc.

ive got so much crap and this is an easy way to keep track of it.

[nmX.Memnoch]

well that not it

u could add more stuff like bat file

like kill.bat

and run > kill program.exe

Ctrl+Shift+Esc (opens Task Manager) > Right Click program.exe > End Process Tree

Edited April 13, 2007 by nmX.Memnoch

[aviv00]

well that not it

u could add more stuff like bat file

like kill.bat

and run > kill program.exe

Ctrl+Shift+Esc (opens Task Manager) > Right Click program.exe > End Process Tree

my way is faster

if i get error connecting to msn i just run kill msn and will its reset it

here the kill.bat cmds

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@echo off

if %1 == msn pskill msnmsgr.exe && msn.lnk && exit

@echo on

cmd /c pskill %1 & IF NOT ERRORLEVEL 0 pause

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Edited April 13, 2007 by aviv00