Originally posted by: DnetMHZ
Create a shorcut, open the properties of the shortcut, enter a letter in the shortcut key field. it will become CTRL + ALT + C for example
move it into your start menu. you know, under programs and such, as long as the shortcut exists, it will work, you just need to not move it. so if u want u can create a folder somewhere hidden for shortcuts only, and that way they are out of the way, but you can still take advantage of the shortcut keys.
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