[Word] OT: Windows Shortcut Question

[David Grugeon]

Hi JoJo

 

Word 2003 is the same as Word XP in this respect and most others.

 

Best Regards

 

David Grugeon

Grugeon Consulting

(07) 3263 7786

 

Original message:

 

From: word-bounces at dcomp.com [mailto:word-bounces at dcomp.com] On Behalf Of
JoJo Zawawi
Sent: Friday, January 22, 2010 3:09 AM
To: DailyWordTips
Subject: RE: [Word] OT: Windows Shortcut Question

 

Hi David,

 

I'm using Word 2003 at the moment.  :D  Didn't install 2007 yet.
Programming templates for a client who has 2003.  Is there such a thing in
2003 ?

 

Cheers,

JoJo

 

 

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From: word-bounces at dcomp.com [mailto:word-bounces at dcomp.com]On Behalf Of
David Grugeon
Sent: Thursday, January 21, 2010 2:05 AM
To: 'DailyWordTips'
Subject: RE: [Word] OT: Windows Shortcut Question

Option 4

 

Add the folder to your places bar.  That is the strip down the left side of
the dialog.  Navigate to the folder you want and then:-

 

In Word XP click the tools icon near the top of the dialog and it will say
“Add folder XXX to places bar” or something.

 

In Word 2007 right click the places bar and you get an add folder option.

 

Something like that.

 

Best Regards

 

David Grugeon

Grugeon Consulting

(07) 3263 7786

 

Original message:

 

From: word-bounces at dcomp.com [mailto:word-bounces at dcomp.com] On Behalf Of
JoJo Zawawi
Sent: Thursday, January 21, 2010 11:42 AM
To: DWT (Daily Word Tips)
Subject: [Word] OT: Windows Shortcut Question

 

Hi Folks !

 

Is there a way to create a desktop shortcut for Windows Explorer that
includes a path, so that when you double-click the shortcut, it opens a
Windows Explorer window and goes to that subdirectory as specified by the
path ?

 

Thanks !,

JoJo

 

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