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if you want a shortcut that launches the Flip 3D feature in Vista, heres how you do it: - Right click on your desktop - Select "New" - Select "Shortcut" - Type (or copy/pase) "RunDll32 DwmApi #105" into the location box - Click "Next" - Enter a name for your new shortcut - Place it wheve ever you want i find it to be usefull in the quicklaunch bar EDIT: if you want to bind this shortcut to a key on your keyboard heres what to do: - Right click on the shortcut - Click "Properties" - Click on the "Shortcut" tab - Copy the Target of the shortcut - Use the target of the shortcut instead of the actual location of the shortcut i found that if you simply direct the program that binds your keys to a .exe it doesn't work, but if you use the target it works just fine enjoy! P.S. Mods, if you want me to stop making so many topics I can start grouping them together if you like, just let me know. Last edited by Tardbarn : 08-10-2006 at 07:46 AM. |
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| In newer builds this is automatically present on the Quick Launch toolbar But thanks for the info crabby |
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| yeah, i knew there was a keyboard command for it, but just for people who only want to use one, makes it a little faster but..bleh, oh well, maybe people with the same build that i have, or a build that doesn't have a shortcut will be able to use it |
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| Heck, no, Tardbarn, keep those threads coming. We don't mind at all.
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