NEW IDEA FOR MICROSOFT WINOWS XP PRO

Stewart Fifi wrote:

> Well in the real world of computer nerds that is I have
> an idea for MICROSOFT. Ive come to the conclusion that
> even when you have the run command icon on the desktop,
> it isnt enough. Ok my idea is somehow working the run
> command into the desktop. I cant express my sincerity
> enough, I need it on the desktop, it is very teadious to
> me, because i like to use it for everything. Because
> Microsoft is a company that makes software, I am asking
> you for an update and i would like you send me or give me
> access to with a message via email. I want to see some
> sort of software that makes it put into the desktop
> withought having to open this software when starting the
> computer. I have many ofther ideas but my main concern is
> that somehow the run command is there full time, and
> forever.

Stewart

These newagroups are for peer to peer support. If you wish to suggest
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In Windows XP, click Help and Support on the Start menu. Click Send your
feedback to Microsoft, and then fill out the Product Suggestion page that
appears.


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Not a bad idea... if you know anything about html and
java then you can create a webpage with the run command
integrated into it (i know there's a way to do it) and
then either set that as your desktop background or as an
object on the desktop...

The other thing you might want to try doing is running a
search on Google.com to see if there are thrid party
programs that would do what you want.

>-----Original Message-----
>Well in the real world of computer nerds that is I have
>an idea for MICROSOFT. Ive come to the conclusion that
>even when you have the run command icon on the desktop,
>it isnt enough. Ok my idea is somehow working the run
>command into the desktop. I cant express my sincerity
>enough, I need it on the desktop, it is very teadious to
>me, because i like to use it for everything. Because
>Microsoft is a company that makes software, I am asking
>you for an update and i would like you send me or give

me

>access to with a message via email. I want to see some
>sort of software that makes it put into the desktop
>withought having to open this software when starting the
>computer. I have many ofther ideas but my main concern

is

>that somehow the run command is there full time, and
>forever.
>
>.
>

On Sun, 6 Jul 2003 17:53:43 -0700, "Stewart Fifi" <sfifi@telus.net>
wrote:

>Well in the real world of computer nerds that is I have
>an idea for MICROSOFT. Ive come to the conclusion that
>even when you have the run command icon on the desktop,
>it isnt enough. Ok my idea is somehow working the run
>command into the desktop. I cant express my sincerity
>enough, I need it on the desktop, it is very teadious to
>me, because i like to use it for everything. Because
>Microsoft is a company that makes software, I am asking
>you for an update and i would like you send me or give me
>access to with a message via email. I want to see some
>sort of software that makes it put into the desktop
>withought having to open this software when starting the
>computer. I have many ofther ideas but my main concern is
>that somehow the run command is there full time, and
>forever.

Why not just just press Windows Key + R?

Click Start and drag the run command to the desktop.


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Anando
Microsoft-MVP for Windows XP
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"Stewart Fifi" <sfifi@telus.net> wrote in message
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> Well in the real world of computer nerds that is I have
> an idea for MICROSOFT. Ive come to the conclusion that
> even when you have the run command icon on the desktop,
> it isnt enough. Ok my idea is somehow working the run
> command into the desktop. I cant express my sincerity
> enough, I need it on the desktop, it is very teadious to
> me, because i like to use it for everything. Because
> Microsoft is a company that makes software, I am asking
> you for an update and i would like you send me or give me
> access to with a message via email. I want to see some
> sort of software that makes it put into the desktop
> withought having to open this software when starting the
> computer. I have many ofther ideas but my main concern is
> that somehow the run command is there full time, and
> forever.
>