Running MS-DOS Applications In Full Screen Mode
If you have old MS-DOS applications, you might want to run them with a full-screen. To run them in full-screen mode, open the MS-DOS application and press Alt+Enter. To switch back, simply press Alt+Enter again.
Windows NT 4.0 allows you to create shortcuts for any program, file or folder. This allows you to quickly access these applications without having to use the Start menu. To do this:
1:- Click on the
button.
2:- Select
3:- Click on
4:- Now, locate the item that you wish to create a shortcut for.
5:- If you are using Windows Explorer in full-screen mode, you will need to click the Resize button in the top right corner of the screen (This is the double rectangle button in between the Minimize and Exit buttons).
6:- Now, right-click your mouse on that item and hold it while you drag it to the location you wish to have it (preferably to the Desktop).
7:- When you let go of the right mouse button, you can select to "Create Shortcut(s) Here" in the new location.
Windows NT 4.0 allows you to create shortcuts for any program, file or folder. This allows you to quickly access these applications without having to use the Start menu. To do this:
1:- Click on the
button.2:- Select
3:- Click on
4:- Now, locate the item that you wish to create a shortcut for.
5:- If you are using Windows Explorer in full-screen mode, you will need to click the Resize button in the top right corner of the screen (This is the double rectangle button in between the Minimize and Exit buttons).
6:- Now, right-click your mouse on that item and hold it while you drag it to the location you wish to have it (preferably to the Desktop).
7:- When you let go of the right mouse button, you can select to "Create Shortcut(s) Here" in the new location.
