Instead of hassling with the regedit, just create a new shortcut by right-clicking the desktop and selecting new->shortcut. When it asks you for the location of the item type explorer.exe. I know that this works in XP, but I have not tried it in any other OS.

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Easier than...? To accomplish..?

The Wereotter

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What in the world are you talking about?

If this is some kind of reply to another post, you should have replied to that post 
rather than start a new thread.  By starting a new thread, nobody has any clue as 
to what you are talking about.

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Your post is truly Awkward...
So?
What's your point?







On Monday, May 24, 2004 at 10:33 pm, Dr.Awkward wrote:

>Instead of hassling with the regedit, just create a new shortcut by right-clicking 

>the desktop and selecting new->shortcut.  When it asks you for the location of the 

>item type explorer.exe.  

>

>I know that this works in XP, but I have not tried it in any other OS. 

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I want to add to the IE browse screen Context Menu an Action to open Print Preview, 
but need to know the "module name".  Where do I find this?

Can an Action be added to the Print Preview Context Menu to rotate the paper to Landscape, 
and then to go to the final page?

How about an Action to the Print Preview Context Menu to " Print* ", so that the 
Print operation will Proceed (like in Word w/o the extra screen for number of copies 
and pages) for the pages 1 to CURRENT Page?

 

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