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- April 1 Conficker Virus
- Tips to recover scratched CD/DVDs
- Quickly Search for Files
- To copy a file with a Mouse/Keyboard combo
- Explorer Shortcut Keys
- Key stroking is faster than mouse moving
- Resizing and Moving a Window
- Bringing up the Properties Window
- Internet Explorer Shortcuts
- Remapping the Keyboard
- Quickly Starting Explorer
- Accessing Programs from the Start Button
- Duplicating the Right Mouse Click
- Shortcut to System Properties
- Minimizing All Windows
- Undo
- Getting to My Computer from the Control Panel
- MS Natural Keyboard Shortcuts
- Opening Up the Task Manager in NT 4
- Fast Access to the Desktop
- Front Page 2000 Shortcut Keys
- Outlook 2000 Shortcut Keys
- To Change The Startup And Logoff Screens
- To Remove The Network Neighborhood Icon
- Remove The Tildes In Short Filenames
- To Change The My Computer Or Recycle Bin Icon
- To Speed Up The Start Menu
- Adding In Old Windows Groups
- Turning Off Desktop Icons
- Renaming The Recycle Bin
- Turn Off Window Animation
- Restoring Corrupted Icons
- Quick Access To Your Desktop
- Creating Document Scraps
- Turning On Autoarrange For Folders
- Removing The Shortcut Icon Arrows
- Minimizing All Windows
- Create A Control Panel Menu Directly Below The Sta...
- Adding Control Panel Icons To The Desktop
- Changing The Desktop And Explorer Folder Icons
- Getting Rid Of Click Here To Continue
- Removing Shortcut Arrows
- Adding The Desktop To Your Start Menu
- Updating The Desktop
- Changing Desktop Folders - With No Registry Changes
- Correcting Corrupted Fonts
- Moving and Resizing the Taskbar
- Changing Application Icons
- Closing Nested Folders
- More Removing Shortcut Arrows
- How To Make The Task Bar Autohide
- Adding Options To The Right-Click Of The Start Menu
- Adding The Device Manager To Your Desktop
- Customizing The Start Button's Name And Icon
- Adding A Protected Briefcase
- Adding Drive To The Sendto List
- Changing Or Removing The Start Menu Icons
- Removing The Inbox And Recycle Bin Icons From The ...
- Changing The Clock To 24-Hour Time
- Removing The Start Button
- Easier User Interface
- Adding Shortcuts To Desktop Without "Shortcut To" ...
- Adding Anyfolder And Mail To Sendto
- Changing Drive Icons
- Repositioning A Background Bitmap
- Aligning Drop-Down Menus To The Right
- Moving The Start Button
- Having Icons With No Name
- Adding Send To The Recycle Bin
- Removing The Recycle Bin
- Customizing Individual Folder Icons
- Removing The Inbox From The Desktop
- Unable To Create Shortcuts On The Desktop
- Increasing The Size Of The Scroll Bar
- Getting Screen Shots
- Fixing Corrupted Desktop Icons
- Full Window Drag (Without Plus!)
- Changing A Folder's Icon
- Easy Shortcuts On The Desktop
- Making Desktop Changes Permanent
- Adding The Control Panel To The Start Menu
- Removing Shortcut Arrows
- Make Icons 256 Color 16-Bit
- Increasing The Icon Cache
- Having Your Favorites And Start Menus Sort Alphabe...
- Creating Shutdown, Restart And Logoff Icons
- Creating 3D Window Effect
- Creating A New E-Mail Shortcut
- Restoring A Lost Desktop
- Using the Explorer's SEND TO Feature
- Changing the Sort order in Explorer
- Starting the Explorer from the Current DOS Directory
- Explorer Shortcut Keys
- Starting Explorer when opening a Folder
- Expanding All Subfolders in Explorer
- Easier File Copying with Explorer
- File Copying in Explorer Without Opening Two Sessions
- Undo Last Command in Explorer
- Opening Explorer from My Computer
- Opening Explorer and System Properties from My Com...
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