Ian
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Perhaps I'm just an idiot (don't answer that please 
), but I didn't actually realise what the quicklaunch bar did until today 
Of course, I knew that I could drag icons down there and launch them - but I didn't realise that I could use a hotkey based on the icon location.
For example if you have IE as icon 1, Outlook as icon 2 and Media Player as icon 3 these correspond to they launch key. For example, pressing the Windows Key + 1 would launch IE and so on.
Now that is much more useful
Was it able to do this in Windows XP too?
), but I didn't actually realise what the quicklaunch bar did until today Of course, I knew that I could drag icons down there and launch them - but I didn't realise that I could use a hotkey based on the icon location.
For example if you have IE as icon 1, Outlook as icon 2 and Media Player as icon 3 these correspond to they launch key. For example, pressing the Windows Key + 1 would launch IE and so on.
Now that is much more useful
Was it able to do this in Windows XP too?
