Changing the clock to 24-Hour Time
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To change the display of the clock on the taskbar to 24-hour format:
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Open the Control Panel
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Double-click on the Regional Settings icon
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Click on the Time tab
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In the Time style section select H:mm:ss
Removing the InBox and Recycle Bin Icons from the Desktop
To remove the InBox from your desktop, without needing to run the Policy Editor:
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Start Regedit
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Go to HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE \ SOFTWARE \ Microsoft \ Windows \ CurrentVersion \ explorer \ Desktop \ NameSpace
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Below that should be a few keys
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Rename the key {00020D75-0000-0000-C000-000000000046}. I usually put another character before or after the curly braces.
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Restart Windows and the InBox icon should be gone
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You can do the same for any other items you don't to show such as the Recycle Bin or The Internet icons
Changing or Removing the Start Menu Icons
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Download Microangelo and install it.
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Create a blank.ico file.
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Put it in a directory (C:\Windows. Then double click on the Microangelo Engineer to run it.
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When you get it up on the screen click on the "start" tab. You will see a list of all the icons in the start menu.
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Highlight the first one (programs) and select "Change". It will bring up a dialog box - select "browse".
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Go to the directory that contains the blank icon and select it. Hit OK until you get back to the main
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Engineer window and do all the rest exactly the same way.
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When you have finished changing them all to the blank icon, Hit "Apply".
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Hit your start button and look to see if all the icons are invisible. (They should be.)
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Close out Micro Engineer and you're finished.
Adding Drive to the SendTo List
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I have recently found that if you want to send something from A: drive or from any where to any drive, you can just make a short cut of that drive in subdirectory SENDTO.
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For example I have two hard drives, a Floppy Drive, and a CDROM
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After I have make a copy of each of my drive I will be able to send a whole directory of E:\XXX from the CDROM drive to A: drive or any other drive that i have had made the short c t in the SENDTO subdir of WINDOWS.
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