How do i create a program icon shortcut? I have tried searching but It must be too simple lol
Open file explorer
click and hold the program until the pop-up windows shows.
Then navigate to the location you want.
select 'menu' -> 'edit' -> 'paste shortcut'
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hi ,
is the anyway to run the old find program,
after upgrading to the dev 1.2 ?
the new search program can't seems to able seach 4 a particular number
in the contact list.
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ming said:
Is there any way to run the old find program,
after upgrading to the dev 1.2 ?
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Use the "File Explorer" link to start a program called "Total Commander" and double-tap the "Windows" directory. Locate "shfind.exe" in it, select it, and tap 'File' in the bottom menu bar. Select "Create shortcut" from the menu, and anter "\Windows\Start Menu\Programs" as the location for the shortcut. Shfind.exe will now show up under programs.
If you want, you can browse to "\Windows\Start Menu\Programs" using the same program to rename 'shfind.exe' to something nicer.
that was fast and helpful
thanks
Been searching for about an hour now. Is it possible to make shortcuts to folders?
For example- I'm trying to make a shortcut to the Windows\Start Menu\Programs folder, but every time, it can not find the file.
Is there a solution to this?
Thanks in advance.
Use Resco Explorer
I use Resco explorer all the time, that´s why I did never find it difficult..., It´s easy as use the desktop. Select the folder ("Programs", in your case), tap and hold, "Copy", go to the desired place where you want to add a link, tap and hold, and "paste as shortcut". Done!
There is an easier way, select the folder ("programs") an "send to" > "Start menu as shortcut". Done!
Download a trial on website!
The folder you want is located in Your device\windows\start menu\programs
also to see all files on your device you need to enter options in resco explorer, to do this click menu at the bottom right when resco explorer is open then click options then click general, now click browser then make sure all boxes have no ticks next to them. then click ok and you will now be able to see all files on your phone.
hi!
must be a easy job but i can't figure out how i make a new entry in startscreen to an exe (in this case tomtom audiofix.exe) NOT listed in all programs... now i'm using explorer and that's not so "user friendly"..
thankz Topaz users!
Rico
Netherlands
I would drag the TT AF.exe to the \windows\Programs\Start Menu\ location and paste as a shiortcut?
don_rico said:
hi!
must be a easy job but i can't figure out how i make a new entry in startscreen to an exe (in this case tomtom audiofix.exe) NOT listed in all programs... now i'm using explorer and that's not so "user friendly"..
thankz Topaz users!
Rico
Netherlands
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job done
thankz... it was much easier than i expected... i have this thinggie a couple of hours... this is the way to do it
-open file explorer
-got to the folder with the exe
-press and the stylus on on the exe until the menu appears
-select copy
-goto windows -> start menu -> programs (maybe different in other language ROMs)
-click on menu (right soft key)
-select edit -> paste shortcut
-rename shortcut
skol!
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For some reason my task manager is missing. When I click settings>other, the only options are: car kit mode, microsoft my phone, uploader and usb to pc.
Anyone know what the issue is?
Frizzel lol
cgrec92 said:
Frizzel lol
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Umm... cool.
Any chance you know what the issue is?
Bump - anyone?
Go to /windows with the file explorer and find taskmgr.exe, tap and hold on it -> copy -> go to /windows/Start Menu/Programs -> tap and hold here -> paste shortcut.
It's now in Start Menu
this option was removed with the last ROM Update. To access the taskmanager tap on your windows logo and scroll down. You will find your taskmanager there ;-)
Copliq said:
Go to /windows with the file explorer and find taskmgr.exe, tap and hold on it -> copy -> go to /windows/Start Menu/Programs -> tap and hold here -> paste shortcut.
It's now in Start Menu
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Thanks mate.
1) Open Windows Explorer.
2) Select View tab from the top.
3) Click Option icon and the choose Change folder and search options from the drop down.
4) Select Show hidden files, folders and drives and click OK.
You are done.
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