Leonard,
Shortcuts are rather a mystery. However, I believe they are .lnk files.
Check in your recycle bin and see if there are any .lnk files.
There is a neat little program called "winkey" that will allow you to see
all of your shortcut keys and browse them with explorer, which means you can
delete them.
Unfortunately I don't know the url to get winkey, but use a search utility
to find it, or write me privately and I'll send it to you.
Bob
----- Original Message -----
From: Leonard <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Friday, June 25, 1999 10:23 AM
Subject: removing shortcut key assignments
> I am having a small problem with a shortcut key assignment. I removed, or
I
> thought I did, the shortcut to openbook from my desktop by deleting the
> icon from the desktop. Now when I press alt+ctrl+o, I get the message that
> windows can't locate the pif file needed to run openbook. My question is,
> where are the shortcut key assignments stored? I thought they were in
> individualfiles on the hard drive.
>
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