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'''A:''' Create a button in the button bar with the command cm_OpenDesktop | '''A:''' Create a button in the button bar with the command cm_OpenDesktop | ||
A corresponding icon can be found in the file shell32.dll in the Windows directory (simply type this file name in the field 'icon file' and press ENTER). | A corresponding icon can be found in the file shell32.dll in the Windows directory (simply type this file name in the field 'icon file' and press ENTER).<br> | ||
Using the commandline: | |||
:cd %$DESKTOP% (DESKTOP all capital) - for user's desktop | |||
:cd %$COMMON_DESKTOPDIRECTORY% - for allusers' desktop | |||
{{backlink|FAQ User interface|User interface}} | {{backlink|FAQ User interface|User interface}} | ||
{{de|Wie kann ich auf den Windows-Desktop zugreifen?}} | {{de|Wie kann ich auf den Windows-Desktop zugreifen?}} | ||
Latest revision as of 19:21, 21 March 2009
A: Create a button in the button bar with the command cm_OpenDesktop
A corresponding icon can be found in the file shell32.dll in the Windows directory (simply type this file name in the field 'icon file' and press ENTER).
Using the commandline:
- cd %$DESKTOP% (DESKTOP all capital) - for user's desktop
- cd %$COMMON_DESKTOPDIRECTORY% - for allusers' desktop
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