Windows XP Use Tips 20

Many Windows XP users complain that the system shutdown latency is too long, the disk is high, and some operations do not have Windows 98 fast issues. The following is a more detailed story about the use of 20 skills, I hope to improve the application of skills to help.

1, in Notepad automatically record the opening time of the file

In Notepad, we can record the time that you open a text file by typing in the first line of the file. LOG "(Note: must be capitalized!) ), and then wrap the start text. This will automatically add the current time after the file is closed after each time it is opened

2. Quickly browse offline Web pages

You need to browse through a Web page that has already been opened, traditionally by using a link in the order of online opening to locate and open the page. The faster way is to add this page to your favorites, and then browse the page from your Favorites folder offline. In fact, creating a shortcut for this page is the quickest way. In the browser's address bar, the Web page has opened a small icon in front of the URL, with the mouse hold this small icon, drag it to the desktop, the next time you can quickly offline browsing the page on the desktop.

3. Send email quickly

Right-click on the Start menu, select Open, right-click in the Open window, select New---shortcut, and then in the type the location of the item box, enter mailto:, click Next, enter a name in the type the name of the shortcut box, click Complete "can be. You can create a new e-mail message by simply clicking the shortcut later. If you often email a friend, you can create a shortcut for that friend. The method is similar to what is said above. For example, your friend's email address is abc@chinabyte.com then you can just enter "mailto:abc@chinabyte.com" in the "Please enter the location of the item" box, and the rest will not change.

4. Place your favorite program near the top of the Start menu

Are you very fond of a program and use it frequently? Then, you should increase its priority in the Start menu by placing it at the top of the list. This approach ensures that the program stays in the Start menu and is not interfered with by other programs, even if other programs have a higher frequency of usage. Right-click the link to your favorite program on the Start menu and select "Attach to Start Menu" on the shortcut menu that appears. Your program will be permanently moved to the top of the list, just below the browser and email program.

5. Add Bell for CapsLock

When you enter Chinese, accidentally press CapsLock will become uppercase English, to this key plus a "bell" is much more relieved. Open the Accessibility Options in Control Panel, and in the keyboard item, select Use Toggle key.