right "windowskey+F" will do the trick. "Paul" wrote: Well a little tinkering got me there--if you click on the Windows key + F, you will get a search window to come up, with the cursor in the search field. -- Paul MS Office Pro 2003 XP Home Dell Inspiron 1501 "Paul" wrote: I have just installed Windows Desktop Search in XP. Having just ...

... leaves One Note and wants to clip from the last screen viewed (usually my desktop). Is there something else I could so. There are two options: You can use the windowskey+S to capture a screenclipping to the unfiled notes section. This will allow you to capture a portion of the active OneNote window. If you want to capture a screen clipping using the ...

... Note, it leaves One Note and wants to clip from the last screen viewed (usually my desktop). Is there something else I could so. There are two options: You can use the windowskey+S to capture a screenclipping to the unfiled notes section. This will allow you to capture a portion of the active OneNote window. If you want to capture a screen clipping using the toolbar...

I found articles in Msft Win XP Newsgroups about modifying welcome screen and logon screen wall paper. Similar results on internet. My question is:- How do I hide or change the wall paper when I lock the desktop (with either WindowsKey+L, or, ScreenSaverPassword enabled.) I am using the classic logon box at this moment. thanks.

Hi there, I like the WindowsKey+S feature which allows one to take screenshots. However, I've noticed that if I then use a pen to highlight parts of the screenshot, when I SelectAll-Copy-Paste it, only the screenshot gets pasted, not the highlights. I end up taking another sceenshot of the note. Is there an easier way? Please adivse, -Oleg.

... or is there a third party product that will password protect the entire Outlook email's? Why not set a password on the screen saver and engage that before leaving your desk or press Windowskey-L to lock the desktop so no one can get on your PC while you are gone? Additionally, when you start Outlook, Exchange should prompt you for a password. -- Brian Tillman -- ...

...protection or is there a third party product that will password protect the entire Outlook email's? Why not set a password on the screen saver and engage that before leaving your desk or press Windowskey-L to lock the desktop so no one can get on your PC while you are gone? Additionally, when you start Outlook, Exchange should prompt you for a password. -- Brian Tillman -- Brian...