I've searched the archives, but I wasn't able to find exactly what I was
looking for. I'm just trying to get and easier way to access the programs on
my storage card with shortcuts. I really don't want a screen plug-in, but
rather, just have the programs show up when I go into the programs folder on
the device. These programs are already intstalled straight to the card, so
they haven't been moved which means there is no existing short cut. How can I
create a short cut?

BTW, I'm using a ipaq 6315, T-Mobile phone with WM 2003 (not SE).

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At 26 Jul 2007 14:23:14 +0000 shawndh via PocketPCJunkies.com wrote:
> I'm just trying to get and easier way to access the programs on
> my storage card with shortcuts. I really don't want a screen plug-in,
but
> rather, just have the programs show up when I go into the programs
folder on
> the device. These programs are already intstalled straight to the card,
so
> they haven't been moved which means there is no existing short cut. How
can I
> create a short cut?


When you install a program to the storage card it generally creates a
shortcut in your programs folder, so I'm not sure these programs of yours
are properly installed.

However, to create a shortcut is very similar to on a Windows desktop.
In File Explorer, tap and hold on the program file, then go to
\Windows\Start Menu\Programs find a blank spot, (scroll to the bottom)
tap and hold, and select "Paste Shortcut."


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Todd Allcock wrote:
>>
>When you install a program to the storage card it generally creates a
>shortcut in your programs folder, so I'm not sure these programs of yours
>are properly installed.
>
>However, to create a shortcut is very similar to on a Windows desktop.
>In File Explorer, tap and hold on the program file, then go to
>\Windows\Start Menu\Programs find a blank spot, (scroll to the bottom)
>tap and hold, and select "Paste Shortcut."
>
Thanx. I didn't realize it was that easy to do! All this time, I was just
going straight to the programs folder (without going to the start menue) and
trying to paste the shortcut there. Thanx again.

BTW, I forgot that I copied these programs to my card so they were not really
installed properly.

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