Subj : Re: Windows 10.
To   : Jean Parrot
From : Holger Granholm
Date : Tue Jan 05 2016 09:53 am

In a message on Tuesday 01-04-16 Jean Parrot said to Holger Granholm:

GD Jean,

HG> Neither have I found the "Run" command in the startup.

JP>     It is all there in W-10, one has to find it. Open the C:\ drive and
JP> find Windows.old,

I haven't been able to open the C:\ or any partition without a file
manager.

JP> click it open and look for IE.exe, run it and voil�. Maybe your GS
JP> has deleted it ??? One is expected to use Edge, the latest IE.

Yes, I think it has been deleted, but when I get my file manager,
ZTreeWin installed, it will be much easier for me to maneuver around to
find out what actually is there.

I haven't used Explorer even in the XPp, but just recently had a look at
it. I didn't find it very useful, as compared to the ZTW (ZTreeWin).

JP> Find it in the Start menu and when running, use the URL line to get
JP> IE. IE 11 is the latest. On my machines here, when first running
JP> Edge, there was this option to go to IE.

I have found Edge in the task bar, but I have much to learn about it.

JP>     The run command also is there, do the hotkey Windows and R, it will
JP> open a dialogue where you can type anything to suit your little
JP> heart. But run is not one of them. What do you wish to RUN ?

Yes, I got that hint in the SysOp echo, along with other suggestions.

JP>     Ask Alan if we should not rename this echo to W-10 ?

The name doesn't matter as long as the users know it, but I think it's
difficult to propagate a new echo this day.

JP>     On any folder, clicking the right ear on your mouse will offer a
JP> lot of options. I would not go back to any other version but 10,
JP> this said, I am not a purist, CLI are fine but let them remain in
JP> history.

Thanks for all the advice, I'll save this as a file as well as try to
keep it in my head, <BG>.


73 de Sam, OH0NC,

aka Holger

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