Ken Kline wrote:
Thanks Terry. I am learning alot about computers but some of the "jargon" confuses me. Anyways, I thought of a compromise solution that seems to work. Rather than having Quickstarter load with Win98SE in the system tray, I copied a shortcut of the Quickstarter icon to the quick launch tray at the bottom left of the screen. When I want to use OO 2.0.4, I click on the Quickstarter icon in the quick launch taskbar which puts a copy in the taskbar next to the clock, then I can right click on this icon, then launch whatever function I want in OO without a splash screen. Thanks for the info on right clicking the Quickstarter icon.
Ah. 98SE. That's as far as I got with Windows.
You can alter menu shortcuts by right-clicking on the menu start button and selecting the appropriate command in the context menu. You can open a series of boxes containing starter icons.
To change an icon, right-click on it and select properties. There should be a command line, called "Target" or something of that kind. Add the nologo switch to the end as mentioned.
I gather from a forum thread that it may not be possible to amend the OOo icons now, in which case you would need to create your own shortcuts.
Glad you have a solution to go on with. -- Xfce on PCLinuxOS, OOo 2.0.2 (en_GB). Direct mail to teaman is not opened; if necessary, email realmail. If you're seeking, check out http://www.rci.org.au --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
