sorry, I stand corrected. this is one way to do it, and start up is a
folder that doesn't have an .lnk file. It is best if it stays that
way to use the context key method.
I used the trick I advised on another machine and it worked as you
described.
"K. Washington" wrote:
>
> Hi David. How do I re-arrange them in the folder? I tried cutting the
> entire list of shortcuts from within the Windows Explorer program, and
> placing them in another folder. Then I rebooted the computer. Then I put
> them all back. They were in order, but the "Startup" shortcut folder was
> placed above the others.
>
> At 10:47 PM 8/6/99 -0400, you wrote:
> >this is a windows.98 problem not a jfw problem and the only way to fix
> >it is to re arange them in the folder.
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