You can press the F5 key. You can also press Ctrl-G. Both will activate the Goto command for you.
lan pa char
Goto the Start menu, type dxdiag, click the result that comes up, goto the tab that has 'Display' on it and the info should be there.
question withdrawn. answer is embedded within MsWord, men tak alligevel.
It is a product of Microsoft Corporation.
In MSWord : F7
what is the definition of watermark in msword
10
Goto Main Menu / Image / Strech - Skew and enter the new size as percentage related to the old one.
In your browser menu, goto Tools, Internet Options, Programs and make IE the default browser.
Goto Main Menu / Image / Strech - Skew and enter the new size as percentage related to the old one.
What you do is you you do you do a poopy and then smeer the poopy all over the screen, then you like it of arfter you do all that then their will be a webpage on the screen.
There are many ways to make menus with a batch script. This depends on how you want the menu to look and the user to interact with it. If you want a text based menu, that would probably be the easiest for you to make and can be done strictly with batch commands. If you want a windows menu popup that a user can click a selection, it's a bit more complicated because it requires the use of VBS (Visual Basic Script). - Example 1: (MS DOS Only) But here is a short example that should get you started. Note: you could get a copy of choice.exe from the FreeDOS project and use it instead if you don't have the original choice.com file. @echo off Echo Item 1 Echo Item 2 Echo Item 3 Choice Option: /c:123 If errorlevel 3 goto Item3 If errorlevel 2 goto Item2 If errorlevel 1 goto Item1 goto EOF :Item1 CLS Echo You chose "Item 1". Pause goto EOF :Item2 CLS Echo You chose "Item 2". Pause goto EOF :Item3 CLS Echo You chose "Item 3". Pause goto EOF :EOF - Example 2: (Without the Choice Command) @echo off Echo Item 1 Echo Item 2 Echo Item 3 set /p Item=Choose: if %item% EQU 1 goto Item1 if %item% EQU 2 goto Item2 if %item% EQU 3 goto Item3 goto :EOF :Item1 cls echo You chose "Item 1". pause goto :EOF :Item2 cls echo You chose "Item 2". pause goto :EOF :Item3 cls echo You chose "Item 3". pause goto :EOF