You can create a shortcut to any file or folder on your computer by right clicking on any Shortcut Panel, selecting Create Shortcut and following the steps that are presented. Not yet. Currently we only support Internet Explorer Favorites. We plan on adding support for additional browser in the future. To deactivate the posters you must right click on the 3DNA Systray or the 3DNA Control and select Options. Uncheck the box beside "Display Poster ads", and hit OK.

The alias command creates command aliases. Type alias shortstring="longcommandstring", substituting your own commands for shortstring and longcommandstring. The quotes around longcommandstring are necessary it the string contains spaces. You can put the alias commands into your login profile (see the next question).

Shortcuts to your favorite emoticons can be easily created to send your buddies. Simply place the cursor on any emoticon and click on the "EDIT" text which appears on the top of each icon. Clicking it will show an edit box where you can type the shortcut text you'd like, and after pressing "OK", you'll be able to select that emoticon by simply typing the shortcut text in the chat box. Note, shortcuts is available only for icons at this point.

Locate the Sculptor program, (C:\Program Files\Sculptor3\Sculptor.exe) to which you want to create a shortcut, click the Sculptor.exe file, click Open, and then click Next. Type “Sculptor 3” for the shortcut name. If a Finish button appears at the bottom of the dialog box, click it. If a Next button appears at the bottom of the dialog box, click it, click the icon you want to use for the shortcut, and then click Finish.

Yes and no. Technically there is no explorer like there is under Windows, so you can't simply "open" a folder. However, most phones include a file manager program, and at least some of those will allow you to specify a folder to open using a command line.

A shortcut is a quick way to start a program or open a file or folder without having to go to its permanent location in Windows Explorer. Shortcuts are especially useful for programs, files, and folders you use frequently. There are three ways you can create a shortcut:

This is for KDE only, for other window manager (Gnome, XFCE) or for Microsoft's Windows, try Creating_a_desktop_item_for_aMSN. If you want to change the icon or other configurations, simply right-click the new aMSN button, and a menu will be displayed. Click "Configure aMSN Button..." and the Non-KDE Application Configuration will be displayed.

If you want to create a shortcut to EZBack-it-up on the Desktop and have it automatically start a backup job, try these steps (tested in Windows XP): A wizard should appear entitled 'Create Shortcut'. Right click in the text box, choose 'Paste', and click 'Next'

A link to any item accessible on your computer or on a network, such as a program, file, folder, disk drive, Web page, printer, or another computer. You can put shortcuts in various areas, such as on the desktop, on the Start menu, or in specific folders. The primary reason for shortcuts is to save time, and in Windows they save time by allowing you to open files, programs, mapped network drives, etc., from almost any location without having to navigate through stacks of folders and subfolders.

Shortcuts can be created to not just programs, you can also create shortcuts to frequently used files or folders. To create a shortcut on the desktop to a program or file, there are two possible methods to choose from. Locate the program or file to which you want to create a shortcut, click the program or file, click Open, and then click Next. Type a name for the shortcut. If a Finish button appears at the bottom of the dialog box, click it.

Point your mouse to the START button on the bottom left hand corner of the task bar, click the right mouse button and select EXPLORE using the left mouse button. Using EXPLORE go to where ACCLIQUE? is loaded (e.g. c:\Program Files\Acclique). Select the file called ACCLIQUE? using the left mouse button. Whilst ACCLIQUE? is selected hit the right mouse button and choose COPY. Move your cursor to point to the Windows desktop (background) and hit the right mouse button and select PASTE SHORTCUT.

Yes, to avoid having to select [Run as administrator] each time, simply create a new shortcut to easyGen and select [Run this program as an administrator] from the [Compatibility] tab. To create the shortcut on your Desktop, right click on the desktop and select [New] > [Shortcut]. Enter the location of the easyGen2.exe file, or click the [Browse] button and locate it (normally C:\Program Files\Symbiant\easyGen 2.4\easyGen2.exe). Right click on the new shortcut and select [Properties].

Open your Windows System directory (e.g. c:\Windows\System or c:\Windows\System32). If there is a file named msvbvm60.dll, the Microsoft Visual Basic 6.0 run-time files are installed on your computer.

A few key combinations are reserved or not recommended. For example CTRL+ALT+P is reserved to add your URL to the database. Likewise, CTRL + F1 is usually Windows Help in most systems and may interfere with the normal functioning of the software. There would be occasions when a specified key combination is assigned a different function by a different application. For example, CTRL N would mean a new Window in IE. Or CTRL T would mean a new Tab being opened in FireFox.

For the Internet Explorer, Firefox and SeaMonkey browsers under Windows or Mac OS X, follow this procedure: In the address bar of your Web browser, type “www.justcite.com” and press the Enter key. This will take you to the JustCite home page. Look for a small icon ( or or or ) either at the start of the address bar or adjacent to the word “Address” or “Location”.

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