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You should be able to set it up as a link to an application. What you want is for the link to issue a command, probably like:Question for the computer geeks. I have my default browser set as Google Chrome. I access USMB through Google Chrome. But if I try to make a shortcut to USMB from Google Chrome on my desktop, it reverts to IE. Why? And is there anything I can do to make a Google Chrome shortcut on my desktop?
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You could try that from a dos prompt or whatever they call it now to check the syntax.
That should get you USMB with the Chrome browser without changing your default browser.
I'll try to figure that out tomorrow Ernie. I went ahead and set Chrome as my default browser but I really really hate it for most things. A lot of Pogo games won't run on Chrome and it takes twice as long to load anything as Bing on IE does. But I love it for USMB because of adblock.
But there is no problem without a solution. . . .
Talking of computers I have a zillion tons of software that was designed to run on windows 98. This includes lots of games I would still like to play. I do not want to play them on my new computer running windows 7 but I would like to play them on my old computer running windows XP. I was just wondering if I can install windows 98 on my windows XP computer and switch between the two.
I did this with windows 98 and windows 2000 and it asked you which version you want to run at startup. So I want to know if the same thing will happen if I try to install windows 98 on top of windows XP.
I hope I have made myself clear.
You can install and run Microsoft Virtual PC and put 98 on that. I've used it for programs that are too old and won't work on Vista.