Hi Kim,
If you press the windows key, and then the letter r, then type wordpad, the
program should run.
And, as Melissa said, if you go into accessories under programs, you can
then hit the letter w until you hear "wordpad" spoken and open it there, or
continue with Melissa's instructions for how to create a desktop shortcut.
Sometimes up arrowing in your list of programs won't work as you think it
should, because, unlike your documents, programs listed in your start menu
do not automatically get reordered alphabetically when you add new ones, but
sometimes appear to remain in order of addition to your computer.
So, maybe try start button, programs, accessories, and then hitting w until
you hear wordpad spoken, then hit enter to open it, or use the applications
key as Melissa said to create the desktop shortcut.
Hope that works!
Mayrie
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[mailto:bksvol-discuss-bounce@xxxxxxxxxxxxx] On Behalf Of Kim Friedman
Sent: Saturday, June 19, 2010 3:58 AM
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Subject: [bksvol-discuss] Finding WordPad and putting it on my desktop
Hi, I want to find WordPad and put an icon for it on my desktop (computer,
not actual). How do I go about doing this as it doesn't seem to be in my
program files or if it is, it's a mystery to me where it's lurking. I'm sure
I have it, it's locating the little bugger that has me stymied. Can you
help? Regards, Kim, slightly confused.
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