Place the calculator on the desk.
GUY NICOLAS
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Hello,
It doesn't seem possible to create a shortcut from the desktop to the calculator.
However, direct access to the calculator is convenient.
Here is an unprecedented and ultra-simple solution: the calculator can be made available on the desktop by selecting it from the accessories menu and dragging it to the desktop.
Best regards!
It doesn't seem possible to create a shortcut from the desktop to the calculator.
However, direct access to the calculator is convenient.
Here is an unprecedented and ultra-simple solution: the calculator can be made available on the desktop by selecting it from the accessories menu and dragging it to the desktop.
Best regards!
Configuration: Windows XP Internet Explorer 6.0
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Good evening,
To create a shortcut for the calculator on the desktop:
- Right-click on the desktop and choose New > Shortcut from the dropdown menu.
- The Create Shortcut window will open.
- In the Type the location of the item box, enter %SystemRoot%\system32\calc.exe
- Click Next then Finish.
Now the way you used is just as valid.
Have a good evening.
To create a shortcut for the calculator on the desktop:
- Right-click on the desktop and choose New > Shortcut from the dropdown menu.
- The Create Shortcut window will open.
- In the Type the location of the item box, enter %SystemRoot%\system32\calc.exe
- Click Next then Finish.
Now the way you used is just as valid.
Have a good evening.
stella
Thank you for your comment. It's done, top notch!
al
You're welcome!
nicobassman
Thank you, super easy and effective!!! Great!!
Good evening
you can also go to >Start >All Programs >Accessories >Calculator, right-click and send to >Desktop (shortcut)
See you later
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Curiosity on CCM is not a flaw but a quality
you can also go to >Start >All Programs >Accessories >Calculator, right-click and send to >Desktop (shortcut)
See you later
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Curiosity on CCM is not a flaw but a quality
Good evening,
Your technique is more than mediocre; by doing it this way, the calculator permanently disappears from the Accessories menu, which is its original location.
It’s better to create a shortcut (right-click on Calculator in Accessories) and drag that shortcut to the desktop.
Ah, the clock has killed me; my answer was directed at GUY NICOLAS's post and not at G...'s response.
Your technique is more than mediocre; by doing it this way, the calculator permanently disappears from the Accessories menu, which is its original location.
It’s better to create a shortcut (right-click on Calculator in Accessories) and drag that shortcut to the desktop.
Ah, the clock has killed me; my answer was directed at GUY NICOLAS's post and not at G...'s response.
