Hello again (Windows 98),
A new problem. Whenever the computer freezes (like when resources are too
low), I find that after bootup I lose the effectiveness of the shortcut
keys --- although the designated letter still shows up on the shortcut in
the Start menu.
To get them working again, I have
Windows98 ... problem has happened again and I don't remember
what the solution was. I think last time I did a Windows
update but that hasn't helped now. Here's the problem:
The Shortcut keys in Startpick any shortcutProperties
... are effective only until I reboot the computer. After
that, they
Greetings from Brighton Beach, Brooklyn, NY,
ORIGINAL QUESTION: Why is it that when copying any information from the Windows98
Address Book, one must keep the Address Book open while pasting into any other
documents? To put it another way, after copying from the Address Book, if one were
to close
ORIGINAL PROBLEM
Shortcut keys in Start menu stopped working each time I rebooted the
computer (even though they were still listed in the shortcuts' property
windows. I would have to remove the key designation and type it in again
SOLUTION
The solution was very simple (and I came upon by
Odd. None of the shortcut keys I make work at all! I have
all of IE6's updates installed, just where was this patch? At
the update site?
-Clint
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- Original Message -
From: Harold B
Hi all
posting this a second time:
Shortcut keys are where you take a shortcut in your start menu, go to
properties, shortcut keys, and enter a letter or number (anything from
the keyboard) to make accessing that program/file/folder easy from the
keyboard (by giving it the ol' ...
Here's a new one for me; I've been dealing with this for awhile:
I thought they were called hot keys (maybe I'm wrong). It's where you
take a shortcut in your start menu, go to properties, shortcut keys, and
enter a letter or number (anything from the keyboard) to make accessing
that shortcut
