tg1911

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  1. Which All Programs menu do you want to add to?

    Your account, or all of the users accounts?

    Just add shortcuts to the appropriate folder.

    Your account:

    My Computer / C: / Documents and Settings / user name / Start Menu / Programs

    All users:

    My Computer / C: / Documents and Settings / All Users / Start Menu / Programs

  2. That's what I started with, but I had a few problems:

    The article was to general.

    It doesn't tell you to enable hidden folders.

    If I tried copying the Firefox, and FFProfile folders directly to a disk, with the .bat file, it wouldn't work for some reason. I kept playing around with it, and figured out, if I copied the contents of these folders to 2 empty folders, then I could get it to work.

    It also doesn't tell you where your profile folder is located.

    Last, but not least, it evidently makes a difference which burning software you use.

    This is what I had to do, to get it to work, and I thought I would pass on the info.

  3. An on-screen keyboard is built into Windows XP. It can be useful if you have mobility

    impairments, if you are using a tablet PC, or if your keyboard breaks down

    unexpectedly.

    To access the on-screen keyboard:

    Start / Run / type osk

    Now the keyboard opens on your computer screen, featuring three typing modes

    you can use to type data:

    Clicking mode: where you click the on-screen keys.

    Scanning mode: where you press a hot key or use a switch-input device to type

    highlighted characters.

    Hovering mode: where you use a mouse or joystick to point to a key, which is then

    typed.

    To make a shortcut icon on your desktop to the on-screen keyboard:

    Right-click the desktop / New / Shortcut / type osk / Next.

    Type a name for the shortcut, and then click "Finish".