That works too. Thanks dean-dean!

"dean-dean" wrote:
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> If you have the Power icon set to show in the notification area of your
> Taskbar, you can right-click that icon to access the Mobility Center. You
> can also access it in Control Panel; if the Control Panel is set to show
> Classic View, you can right-click the Mobility Center icon and create a
> shortcut on your Desktop.
>
> "BrysNoni" <BrysNoni@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
> news:B36FD589-30A7-4ED5-BF16-1557FC1021E4@microsoft.com...[color=green]
> > Just got a computer with Vista and I'm trying to learn what's new. I found
> > Windows Mobility Center as I was going through the "what's new in Vista"
> > help center. It gives a link that says "To open Moblity Center click
> > here",
> > but it doesn't tell you where to find the mobility center when your not
> > using
> > help. Where is it located? Can it be put on the desktop or the taskbar,
> > and
> > if so how?[/color]
>
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