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Automatic loading of Outlook and OneNote

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George - 12 Apr 2004 05:52 GMT
When I boot and log-in to my computer I want Outlook 2003
and OneNote to start automatically. I'm just getting lazy
and as I run these first everytime I use the computer, I
figured there must be a way for the computer to save me
the bother! I can't figure out how to do it. In older
versions of Windows I knew how to do it, but now I can't
figure it out! I'm running XP Professional if it makes a
difference.
Gary Tsang - 12 Apr 2004 05:56 GMT
Hi,

Just drag shortcuts into your Startup menu in your Start menu.

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> When I boot and log-in to my computer I want Outlook 2003
> and OneNote to start automatically. I'm just getting lazy
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> figure it out! I'm running XP Professional if it makes a
> difference.
cxyan - 12 Apr 2004 06:30 GMT
You may need enable the Drag Option in the StartMenu property by right
clicking the start menu??

"Gary Tsang" <garyDELETE@MEaumha.org> ????????????
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> Hi,
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> > figure it out! I'm running XP Professional if it makes a
> > difference.
 
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