Basic Windows Tips


Editing the "Start Menu:

The Start Menu (at the lower right) is fully configurable, you can delete or add references to your menu. If you have a shortcut (Icon) on your desktop that you would like placed in the Start menu, just drag it over to the start button and let go. It should appear the next time you click the Start button . To add your own program groups to the "Programs" button, for instance you want all of your games located in one spot, "right click" on the Start button and select "Explore" this will open up a box similar to what you see in the Windows Explorer. Double click on the "programs" folder and you should see everything here that you normally see when you select programs off the Start button. To add a new program item right click in the white area and select new/shortcut and use the browse feature to find the executable file. To create the Games folder mentioned above select the new/folder option..type in Games, then double click the new "Games" folder and add new "items" as needed. You may also edit this menu another way, please see below: "Clearing the Documents List"



Clearing the Documents List:


Selecting Files in Explorer:

If you want to select all the files in a folder:
To Select sequential files:
To select random files:
Many files may be selected and dragged to the left pane at one time, try it.

Setting Time and Date:

Create a Shortcut on your Desktop: