Shortcuts In Folders

 

Does your desktop look like a mishmash of icons slapped all

over? Icons get added to your desktop as you install

software or play your latest game, and even as reminders

and such. After some time, these icons can become more

troublesome than helpful. My advice is to have only the

icons that you use the most frequently on your desktop.

Other less used, but still helpful, shortcuts can be moved

to folders on your hard drive. Within Explorer, right click

on your hard drive and create a folder called "Shortcuts."

Now, under that folder, create as many subfolders as you

want. Copy the desktop shortcuts to the new folders by

right-clicking and using the Copy/Paste commands and you

will have quick access to your programs and still minimize

clutter on your desktop.

 

-          -          Michael Vincent

 

Emazing.com     12/7/01