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Right-click on your desktop Choose NEW - shortcut In the Location box, type mailto: Click next and give it a name like New E-mail Message
Now anytime you want to create a new message, double click on the short-cut. Hint: if you send a lot of messages to one individual, add an email address like this: mailto:someone@domain.com.
example, Right-click a filename and you can choose send, and copy it to a floppy disk. Wouldnt it be handy to be able to send a file to other applications? For example, you could send any file to your Desktop or to your printer. You can add any shortcut to this list in the following way: Navigate to the SendTo folder of your profile. This folder is in different locations depending on which Windows OS you are using. For example, on Windows XP it is found at C:\Documents and Settings\UserProfileName\SendTo and in NT Winnt\Profiles\username\SendTo Right-click an object (such as a printer or disk drive), or folder, and drag it to the SendTo folder, drop it, and choose "Create Shortcut Here."
Give the DNS 5 minutes to replicate the information and your troublesome client will have itself listed in the Active/Dynamic DNS.
By default, the command will try four times and then stop. However, if you use the -t switch, the command will continue to run until it is interrupted by pressing CTRL-C. Go to a command prompt, by choosing Start > Run and type cmd At the command prompt, type ping -t x.x.x.x
where x.x.x.x is the IP address of the device. This is also handy for troubleshooting intermittent problems with IP devices.
Tip #7 Where are Those DOS disks When You Need Them?
With the advent of all-things-GUI, the occasion to use a DOS boot disk is slowly fading into oblivion. But there are still times when it is necessary to boot to a DOS environment which is free of keyboard intercepts and TSR programs. However it is tough, if not impossible, to get a licensed copy of MS DOS these days? Enter a good substitute the FreeDOS Project. The goal of the FreeDOS Project is to create a free implementation of MS-DOS. They claim their DOS will run on most any Intel based computer. See: http://www.freedos.org/ for details.
programs with the Add or Remove Programs wizard. Here is how to expose these in the Add or Remove Programs panel: Bring up Windows Explorer Choose Tools > Folder Options > View Scroll through the Advance Settings and choose Show Hidden Files and Folders Now, browse to the INF folder off of WINDOWS or WINNT folder Locate and open the file SYSOC.INF with Notepad Remove the word HIDE from any line of any item you do NOT want hidden, leaving the comma before and the comma after the word in place Launch the Add or Remove Programs from your Control Panel Click the Add/Remove Windows Components button. Pinball, for example, can now be found under Accessories and Utilities > Games
To create this Address Bar do the following: Right-click on your Task Bar Choose ToolBars > Address Place your mouse just to left of the word Address and pull until the Address Bar is complete visible. If you cant pull the address bar over, ensure you task bar is not locked. Right-click the task bar and uncheck Lock the Taskbar.
This can also be change through the registry: Click Start > Run > Regedt32 Navigate to Hkey_local_machine\Software\Microsoft\Windows\Current Version\Hints\<Username> Double-click the default and enter your password hint
Your password hint is located on the Welcome screen beside the password prompt.