Subj : Re: Windows 10.
To   : Tom Walker
From : Holger Granholm
Date : Tue Jan 05 2016 09:44 pm

In a message on Tuesday 01-04-16 Tom Walker said to Jean Parrot:

Hi Tom,

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

I haven't had time to try it, but according to advice I have received,
it's hidden behind a "Win+R" keypress, and "Win+X" gives the cmd prompt,
according to another hint.

JP> It is all there in W-10, one has to find it. Open the C:\ drive and
JP>find Windows.old, click it open and look for IE.exe, run it and voil�.

JP>On my machines here, when first running Edge, there was this option
JP>to go to IE.

TW> I dumped the Win 10 Start menu, also did the same with Win 7.
TW> The program Classic Shel lis very nice and the Run is there where it
TW> it belongs.

I have asked you B4, for the address from where I can get that
Classic Shell. Didn't get a reply at that time.

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

TW> NO NO, bite yuor tongue.
TW> I am living in the past and feel comfortable here under it's present
TW> name.

I agree!


Have a nice year,

Holger

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