List Of .lnks
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no that's not what I mean,,, well, I'm sorry for my bad english so that you didn't understand my post perfectly...
so what I meant is: say, I want to create a shortcut named "my yahoo inbox email.lnk" and every time I tap that shortcut, it would bring me directly to my yahoo mail inbox (which I've bookmarked first, ofcourse).
waiting for the answer....
so what I meant is: say, I want to create a shortcut named "my yahoo inbox email.lnk" and every time I tap that shortcut, it would bring me directly to my yahoo mail inbox (which I've bookmarked first, ofcourse).
waiting for the answer....
It means you create a RemovePrograms.lnk file with the text Settings>System>Remove Programs = 21#ctlpnl cplmain.cpl,10
using any text editor. Place the shortcut in Start>Programs or wherever you like or use this link in any launcher like CtLaunch, Byka's cube, SPB pocketPlus...
New Task: poutlook.exe tasks -new
New Note: notes.exe -n
New Contact: poutlook.exe contacts -new
New Appointment: poutlook.exe calendar -new
New Note: notes.exe -n
New Contact: poutlook.exe contacts -new
New Appointment: poutlook.exe calendar -new
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just create a new file on your desktop computer with an editor, enter this line:
23#"ctlpnl" cplmain.cpl,10
and save as YourShortcutName.lnk, then copy to your phone and you're done
if it is too hard for you - use Shortcut Creator
or another solution is using QuickMenu, see post #20.
With QuickMenu you've got a GUI-Interface to create this shortcut
Execute: ctlpnl // Parameter: cplmain.cpl,10
Click "Create Shortcut" and the tool asks you where to save your new shortcut. done.
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add icon to .lnk
as far as i can see - it adds the icon into the lnk file just after the program with parameters (path to icondll, iconnumber):
46#"ctlpnl" cplmain.cpl,10?\Windows\icon.dll,0
An easy (GUI) way is using Shortcut Creator (see also post #20) (it's also easy to create an shortcut to an app including parameter - see attached screenshot...
BTW: i just used the first dll that came along in screenshot, it's just for example! (afaik there is no icon included)
as far as i can see - it adds the icon into the lnk file just after the program with parameters (path to icondll, iconnumber):
46#"ctlpnl" cplmain.cpl,10?\Windows\icon.dll,0
An easy (GUI) way is using Shortcut Creator (see also post #20) (it's also easy to create an shortcut to an app including parameter - see attached screenshot...
BTW: i just used the first dll that came along in screenshot, it's just for example! (afaik there is no icon included)
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felt composed to reply because of the frustration i had looking for camera parameters:
camera - photo mode
\windows\camera.exe -i
-i =photo mode
-v =video mode
-p =contact photo mode
-m =mms video mode
how do u find these? are they in the registry somewhere?
and would anyone happen to know if 'pictures & videos' can be pointed to display vids first (as opposed to 'my pictures')
camera - photo mode
\windows\camera.exe -i
-i =photo mode
-v =video mode
-p =contact photo mode
-m =mms video mode
how do u find these? are they in the registry somewhere?
and would anyone happen to know if 'pictures & videos' can be pointed to display vids first (as opposed to 'my pictures')
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