Ramblings of an old Doc

 

 

Well it’s as easy as it could be. Some of these are my screenies and some are Mark Kaelin’s.

1. Right click on an empty part of your task bar. Unlock it (if it’s locked).

2. Click “New toolbar”.

 

3. In the destination box, type in:  %appdata%\Microsoft\Internet Explorer\Quick Launch . You can always remove IE later if you want, and substitute whichever files or programs you wish.

4.  Ta-da! One Quick Launch Bar. Now you can choose to have text, small icons or large icons.

 

Source:

http://www.techrepublic.com/photos/get-the-quick-launch-bar-back-in-windows-7/425873?tag=thumbnail-view-selector;get-photo-roto


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on Jun 21, 2012

First bought machine was a P100 with it's 1gig HD and 8meg of ram [I think] ....before that there were 2 8086's ...one a clone...the other a real IBM XT .....had a 1 meg expansion 'card' about the length of a semi trailer.  Colour screen, too.....just as long as everything was green.

on Jun 21, 2012

Fuzzy Logic
The start menu in XP was so much simpler and easier to use...

That's what I loved about RightClick. Simple and easy, and as a bonus skinnable - but also, sadly, dead/gone/killed.

on Jun 21, 2012

True.. RightClick was great and I loved it dearly. Wish it were still 'alive'. But... this was more about 'now' than then and how to do it with what you have available.

 

on Jun 21, 2012

My first computer I purchased was a Kaypro II running the CP/M operating system and sporting the ultra-zippy 2.5Mhz Z80 CPU. It had a ripping 64K of RAM and not one but TWO single sided single density floppy drives! Ah yeah. Plus, as it was made of metal and was a single piece (including the 9" 24 lines by 80 character green display!) you could (if you were strong enough) carry it around from place to place. Now, no one else had a computer back then and there was only a single serial port and one parallel port, so LAN parties were right out. But I did have a color printer (it had BOTH a black ribbon and a red ribbon for the typewriter to use. DELUXE!)

The thing was nicknamed Darth Vader's Lunchbox.

Good times. Good times.

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