Hi Andy:
to do this:
1. open windows explorer.
4. hit d until you hear documents and settings and hit enter.
5. press space bar on all users and hit enter.
6. hit s until you get to start menu and then hit enter.
7. hit p until you get to programmes and hit enter.
10. hit p for programmes and hit enter when you find this. 11. hit s for start up and hit enter.
12. paste from clipboard.
hth Hope to hear from you soon
From Martin.
Please email me:
m.wilsher@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
or
martin@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
thanks.
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Hi all.
I'm using xp home and have Freeserve broadband and wish that my computer automatically goes on-line at boot up, and if possible, stay on-line until I decide when to go off. I would be grateful for instructions that will enable me to achieve this. Thanks.
Best wishes. Andy from sunny Kilcreggan.
Drop me a wee line at: andy@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
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