Here is what I finally had to do. I used the find command and found the
one that was on the start menu, and then pressed the delete key. Then it
asked me to confirm, then I pressed ok. That did it. when I go back to
the start menu, it is gone. After that, I used the find command to look
for jfw33, and when I found the jfw33 shortcut, I pressed alt+enter on it,
and control+tab to the shortcut page, and tabbed to the hotkey, and pressed
j, and that did it. I now have my control+alt+j as the hotkey for jfw33.
Boy what a job. Don't let anybody tell me that a program's uninstaller
does a good job anymore.
Btw, I had to run norton's windoctor to get the shortkeys out of the register.
Have you ever used regclean. I have it, but I have never used it. I
wonder how it works?
At 07:52 PM 7/21/99 -0400, you wrote:
>Hi Walter. You did part of my first message so here's something else. If you
>have a shortcut on your desktop for jfw 32 you can do one of two things. !.
>you can change it to represent 3.3 such as congrol alt J for 3.3.
>@. you can dlete it and make a new hot key. As for the icons, go to the taks
>bar, hit alt enter and go to start menu remove, Then hit j for jfw and tab
>to remove and hit enter when it has said jfw32. Forgive me list I did not
>see an email address. Hope I helped and let me know privately if I can help.
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>Visit the jfw ml web page: http://jfw.cjb.net
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Walter
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Visit the jfw ml web page: http://jfw.cjb.net
