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Zygy
In XP I used "Run" what do I use in Vista and where do I find it?
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Richard Urban
Start | Type "run" in the search box.
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John Inzer
===============================Zygy said:In XP I used "Run" what do I use in Vista and where do I find it?
Have a look at the following article:
Windows Vista -
Add The Run Box To The Start Menu
http://www.edbott.com/weblog/?p=1360
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Michael
Windows Key + R
or
Start Orb
type run
Michael
or
Start Orb
type run
Michael
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Kerry Brown
Start Search can be used to start most programs. Click on the orb, start
typing, when the program is at the top of the list press the Enter key or
click on it.
typing, when the program is at the top of the list press the Enter key or
click on it.
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Ken Blake
In XP I used "Run" what do I use in Vista and where do I find it?
The same thing, and you can find it in most of the same places. One of the
easiest is to hold down the Windows key and press "R."
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John Barnes
You have plenty of good replies, but the start type run allows you to right
click and select run as administrator, which you need for many functions.
click and select run as administrator, which you need for many functions.
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Bert Kinney
Hi,
To place the Run command onto the right side of the Start Menu, Right click
on the Start Button and select Properties.
On the Start Menu tab click on the top most Customize... button.
In the Customize Start Menu dialog box, scroll down and put a check next to
"Run command".
Click OK twice.
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Bert Kinney MS-MVP Shell/User
http://bertk.mvps.org
Member: http://dts-l.org
To place the Run command onto the right side of the Start Menu, Right click
on the Start Button and select Properties.
On the Start Menu tab click on the top most Customize... button.
In the Customize Start Menu dialog box, scroll down and put a check next to
"Run command".
Click OK twice.
Regards,
Bert Kinney MS-MVP Shell/User
http://bertk.mvps.org
Member: http://dts-l.org
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bubbles
Just right click on the start button and choose classic menu and run
will be there every time you click the start button.
will be there every time you click the start button.
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XS11E
Zygy said:In XP I used "Run" what do I use in Vista and where do I find it?
Right click on the start button, select "Customize" and check the "Show
Run Command" box.
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