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Is there a Powertoys (tweak) version for VISTA ? I want to at least get rid
of those stupid shortcut arrows.
Thanks.
of those stupid shortcut arrows.
Thanks.
GJB said:Is there a Powertoys (tweak) version for VISTA ? I want to at least get
rid
of those stupid shortcut arrows.
Thanks.
GJB said:Is there a Powertoys (tweak) version for VISTA ? I want to at least get
rid
of those stupid shortcut arrows.
Thanks.
GJB said:Is there a Powertoys (tweak) version for VISTA ? I want to at least get rid
of those stupid shortcut arrows.
Thanks.
GJB said:Is there a Powertoys (tweak) version for VISTA ? I want to at least get
rid
of those stupid shortcut arrows.
Thanks.
Mike Hall - MVP said:Powertoys is not out yet, but you can rid yourself of the arrows..
http://www.frameworkx.com/Frameworkx/contentblogdetail.aspx?blog=57&id=512
Mike Hall - MVP said:Powertoys is not out yet, but you can rid yourself of the arrows..
http://www.frameworkx.com/Frameworkx/contentblogdetail.aspx?blog=57&id=512
Is there a Powertoys (tweak) version for VISTA ?
I want to at least get rid
of those stupid shortcut arrows.
Is there a Powertoys (tweak) version for VISTA ? I want to at least get rid
of those stupid shortcut arrows.
Who cares? How much time do you spend looking at the desktop?
Chris Game said:And why wouldn't one use the handy visual clue as to which icon
represented a shortcut and which a file/program? These clues were
designed by MSFT at great expense and with some trouble so that
morons could use PCs without getting too confused; so why not take
advantage?
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Chris Game
"Not everything that can be counted counts, and not everything
that counts can be counted." - Albert Einstein
And why wouldn't one use the handy visual clue as to which icon
represented a shortcut and which a file/program? These clues were
designed by MSFT at great expense and with some trouble so that
morons could use PCs without getting too confused; so why not take
advantage?
Don't know about you, but the shortcuts on my PC are on the desktop, the
files they associate with are not. Thus the whole "shortcut" thing. It is
easy and simple to know what is a shortcut, just by where it is (for most
folks I would guess, but could be wrong).
Not only that but you get that nifty little pop-up saying "deleting shortcut
does not remove program..." or the like when you try to delete a shortcut
and "deleting this file may cause some stuff not to work..." or the like
when you try to delete the real deal.
Or maybe MS went to great expense to remove those warnings in Vista.
Haven't deleted a shortcut in Vista yet to know.
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