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Mike950
I'm not sure if this question should be posted here or in an MS Office Forum
but since it's a Windows Desktop function, I hope it's ok to post here.
I use the MS Office Shortcut Bar (displayed at the top of my desktop) often.
I like to add several freqently used programs (Paint Shop Pro and Wordpad )
to the Shortcut Bar by creating a shortcut on my desktop and dragging and
dropping them into the Toolbar. I got to thinking that this could cause some
problems for the computer on startup.
So, my question is: Is it harmful to the computer to add program shortcuts
to the MS Office Shortcut Bar by dragging and dropping the shortcut from my
desktop to the Shortcut Bar?
I like having certain programs in the Shortcut Bar because when I have other
programs open, the Shortcut Bar remains on top so I can launch the programs
without having to minimize the sceen/s I am currently on.
Thanks for the help. Mike
but since it's a Windows Desktop function, I hope it's ok to post here.
I use the MS Office Shortcut Bar (displayed at the top of my desktop) often.
I like to add several freqently used programs (Paint Shop Pro and Wordpad )
to the Shortcut Bar by creating a shortcut on my desktop and dragging and
dropping them into the Toolbar. I got to thinking that this could cause some
problems for the computer on startup.
So, my question is: Is it harmful to the computer to add program shortcuts
to the MS Office Shortcut Bar by dragging and dropping the shortcut from my
desktop to the Shortcut Bar?
I like having certain programs in the Shortcut Bar because when I have other
programs open, the Shortcut Bar remains on top so I can launch the programs
without having to minimize the sceen/s I am currently on.
Thanks for the help. Mike