The "RUN" program

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Carole LaRocca

I do not have a RUN program "visible" (or invisible for
that matter) that I can access at start-up. How do I
find the program and display it at start-up along with
the other programs listed.

And thanx.
 
Right-click on your Taskbar and select:
Properties > Start Menu > Customize and place
a check next to "Display Run", click OK and APPLY.

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Nicholas

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| I do not have a RUN program "visible" (or invisible for
| that matter) that I can access at start-up. How do I
| find the program and display it at start-up along with
| the other programs listed.
|
| And thanx.
 
Carole LaRocca said:
I do not have a RUN program "visible" (or invisible for
that matter) that I can access at start-up. How do I
find the program and display it at start-up along with
the other programs listed.

And thanx.

There is no RUN program, per se. It is simply a line in your Start
Menu for placing programs for execution without having to use
shortcuts or browsing through a directory tree. It can be turned
off under Properties for the Start Menu. Right-click on the Taskbar
and choose Properties. Then select Start Menu/Customize/Advanced
and check or uncheck items as desired. If you are using the Classic
Start Menu, the choices are on the first screen after selecting
Customize.
 
It has obviously been disabled. To enable it again do the
following.

1/ Right click on the taskbar (the blue section near the
bottom of the screen inbetween the start and clock)
2/ Select Properties fromt he menu list
3/ In the Properties window click the Start Menu tab.
4/ In the start menu clcik the Customise button
5/ The next window is the Customise start menu window. In
this wiondow clcik the Advanced tab
6/ In the advacned window look for the Start Menu Items
section.
7/ Scroll down the menu list until you come to the Run
Command Option. It is situated just below the Printer/Fax
option
8/ Right click the square box so a tick appears in the
box. Then clcik OK followed, in the next screen, by Apply.
9/ Click OK again to exit. You should now have the Run
option on the Start Menu

Hope this helps

John Barnett - MVP
Associate Expert
 
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