quick launch shorcut in win 7
 

I have been trying to find the shortcut that I want to open windows
explorer in the C drive. Where is a concise directory of examples of
such for win 7.
I would appreciate the help.

Re: quick launch shorcut in win 7
 

joevan wrote:
> I have been trying to find the shortcut that I want to open windows
> explorer in the C drive. Where is a concise directory of examples of
> such for win 7.

http://snipr.com/10q958 Trick to Open Computer or Documents as Default
Instead of Libraries Folder with Windows Explorer on Windows 7

.... then, instead of those values given in that article, use the link at
the bottom of the article to get more choices:

http://snipr.com/10q95y Command Line Switches to Display Special Objects
or Folders When Opening Windows Explorer

.... which gives 15 of those funky values to use for different places.


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Re: quick launch shorcut in win 7
 

On Thu, 19 Aug 2010 16:16:58 -0700, Mike Easter <MikeE@ster.invalid>
wrote:

>joevan wrote:
>> I have been trying to find the shortcut that I want to open windows
>> explorer in the C drive. Where is a concise directory of examples of
>> such for win 7.
>
>http://snipr.com/10q958 Trick to Open Computer or Documents as Default
>Instead of Libraries Folder with Windows Explorer on Windows 7
>
>... then, instead of those values given in that article, use the link at
>the bottom of the article to get more choices:
>
>http://snipr.com/10q95y Command Line Switches to Display Special Objects
>or Folders When Opening Windows Explorer
>
>... which gives 15 of those funky values to use for different places.
Thanks Mike. The spaces are important between each letter. I think I
got it now. I guess we get used to something and want old friend
around like the old windows tree of old.
now here is something for you. A little angel.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iV2Bn...eature=related

Re: quick launch shorcut in win 7
 

joevan wrote:
> Mike Easter

>> ... which gives 15 of those funky values to use for different places.

> Thanks Mike. The spaces are important between each letter. I think I
> got it now. I guess we get used to something and want old friend
> around like the old windows tree of old.
> now here is something for you. A little angel.
>
> http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iV2Bn...eature=related

Is that Jackie Evancho?


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Re: quick launch shorcut in win 7
 

joevan wrote:
> I have been trying to find the shortcut that I want to open windows
> explorer in the C drive. Where is a concise directory of examples of
> such for win 7.
> I would appreciate the help.

Just make a standard shortcut to it (C:) and put the shortcut where you
will.

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Re: quick launch shorcut in win 7
 

On Thu, 19 Aug 2010 18:05:43 -0400, joevan wrote:

> I have been trying to find the shortcut that I want to open windows
> explorer in the C drive. Where is a concise directory of examples of
> such for win 7.

Is ****ing Google down again???

> I would appreciate the help.

You sure do need a lot of help. Quit being so ****ing helpless, dimwit.



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