hi @ all.
i can't find anything in other threads...
exist a docklet to add the run dialog box to rk? i tried to drag & drop a shortcut, but this isn't working.
any ideas?
thx in advance patstome
hi @ all.
i can't find anything in other threads...
exist a docklet to add the run dialog box to rk? i tried to drag & drop a shortcut, but this isn't working.
any ideas?
thx in advance patstome
Have you tried this ObjectDock docklet?
http://www.wincustomize.com/ViewSkin.aspx?...D=4600&LibID=29
Do a search on google for openrun.exe, that should do what you want.
@ ziptrx
this could be what i was looking for, but unfortunately it does't work
@ hiub
if i google "openrun.exe" there are 3 results only, hmmm... and nothing i can work with (maybe you)
@ vkeios
if i know how i had made one... and what about "run box replacement?
but thanks for your time
An oldie but a goodie: Run95 (http://www.flos-freeware.ch/misc.html)
Standalone EXE that emulates the functionality of a dialog.
An oldie but a goodie: Run95 (http://www.flos-freeware.ch/misc.html)Standalone EXE that emulates the functionality of a dialog.
thank's very much... this is what i was looking for and i can use.
feel free to ask me something else, maybe i can pay back
Glad you found it, the app I was talking about is just like that one. It also came with an shortcut to open the "Shut Down" dialog which was neat. Let me know if you want them and I will send them to you.
That replacement must work great on win98 or NT... but it doesn't on XP. ![]()
XP users do this: create a shortcut of the Run Dialog (drag it from the startmenu) to your desktop,
cut it and paste it anywhere you want, and drag it over the dock. ![]()
well, i'm still using XP, and the run95 .exe file is working great here
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and your suggestion isn't working. that's why i started this thread.
i can drag and drop the shortcut to the dock how often i want, but nothing happens when i click on it. sure you can use it?
Yeah... it works perfectly. Just make sure to make a shortcut to the desktop or any folder first, not the dock. Then, drag that shortcut into the dock. Works for me.
The replacement is not working here. ![]()
I'm using Windows XP SP2. ![]()
Yeah... it works perfectly. Just make sure to make a shortcut to the desktop or any folder first, not the dock. Then, drag that shortcut into the dock. Works for me.The replacement is not working here.
I'm using Windows XP SP2.
well, okay, i was using xp sp2 as well, but it doesn't matter for me right now... i'll wait for the 10th of august for my new Imac and everything will by allright then ![]()