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10-07-2007
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| | Open File Pane How do you add a "Favorite Icon" to the left side of the Open File Pane. Its not available in any of the links or favorites folders, I know you need to type in an "app" line to do this, can't remember what it is??? Thanks Joe |
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10-07-2007
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| | Re: Open File Pane If you mean adding a shortcut to that upper left set of links just drag and drop it there. -- Richard Hay Windows Live Butterfly Windows Beta Tester http://WindowsObserver.com "visualvideo" <visualvideo@xxxxxx> wrote in message news:5BEF735F-8136-46E7-8D18-4B6543EE5A4F@xxxxxx Quote: > How do you add a "Favorite Icon" to the left side of the Open File Pane. > > Its not available in any of the links or favorites folders, I know you > need > to type in an "app" line to do this, can't remember what it is??? > > Thanks > Joe |
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10-07-2007
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| | Re: Open File Pane Hi richard Thanks for the reply, no the drag and drop doesnt work for this... When you "Open File" panel on the left side if about 5 icons you can select to open. To add an Icon there you have to type in an "app line" to allow you to do this.. I want to add an ICON shortcut on the left side of the Open File Panel... Thanks a lot... Joe "Richard Hay" wrote: Quote: > If you mean adding a shortcut to that upper left set of links just drag and > drop it there. > > > -- > Richard Hay > Windows Live Butterfly > Windows Beta Tester > http://WindowsObserver.com > > > "visualvideo" <visualvideo@xxxxxx> wrote in message > news:5BEF735F-8136-46E7-8D18-4B6543EE5A4F@xxxxxx Quote: > > How do you add a "Favorite Icon" to the left side of the Open File Pane. > > > > Its not available in any of the links or favorites folders, I know you > > need > > to type in an "app" line to do this, can't remember what it is??? > > > > Thanks > > Joe > |
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11-08-2007
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| | Re: Open File Pane Have you tried puting a shortcut to the LINKs file in your user directory (c:\users\[your name]\links)? On my system, thats where the shortcuts those icons represent reside. Mark "visualvideo" wrote: Quote: > Hi richard > Thanks for the reply, no the drag and drop doesnt work for this... > When you "Open File" panel on the left side if about 5 icons you can select > to open. > To add an Icon there you have to type in an "app line" to allow you to do > this.. > I want to add an ICON shortcut on the left side of the Open File Panel... > > Thanks a lot... > Joe > > "Richard Hay" wrote: > Quote: > > If you mean adding a shortcut to that upper left set of links just drag and > > drop it there. > > > > > > -- > > Richard Hay > > Windows Live Butterfly > > Windows Beta Tester > > http://WindowsObserver.com > > > > > > "visualvideo" <visualvideo@xxxxxx> wrote in message > > news:5BEF735F-8136-46E7-8D18-4B6543EE5A4F@xxxxxx Quote: > > > How do you add a "Favorite Icon" to the left side of the Open File Pane. > > > > > > Its not available in any of the links or favorites folders, I know you > > > need > > > to type in an "app" line to do this, can't remember what it is??? > > > > > > Thanks > > > Joe > > |
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