I'd like a package that can scan the Startup folders for all ids and find whats there, so that when I'm trying to locate a program I don't use too often (Where's that damn Calculator? Is it under Accessories? Office? ), I could just type in the name and let it find it -- or, failing that, generate a visual map of every entry and all of its subentries. Easy? You bet. By me? No way.
Programs > Accessories
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Programs > Accessories
ReplyDelete(although I'm sure by now you've found it...)
I'd like one that just reads my mind!!
ReplyDeleteGee, G, even I know that. But when its five layers deep in a menu, I get tired of looking! (Not to mention the program entries that for some reason don't have a menu entry). Those are the times I miss the Windows 3.1 interface....
ReplyDeleteAnd T? If programs could read my mind? My PC would be a smoking heap of slag.
Switch to Mac. :) That function has been built into the operating system. It's called Spotlight.
ReplyDeleteWell, heck, MA, of course you'd say that! (g)
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