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Most
PC users have a handful of items and applications
that they access weekly, daily, or even hourly.
Internet addicts will admit to frequently seeking
out that link to their current browser of choice;
the family financial guru can't resist accessing
Quicken files or Excel spreadsheets; and gamers
won't deny their need to challenge the bad guys,
up their high score, or beat their fastest time,
possibly several times throughout the day.
By
now, most of us know we can find our favorite applications
at any time via Windows XP's maze of menus and submenus
under Start and All Programs. But not many of us
enjoy searching and seeking through that stacked
alphabetical list every time we need a particular
software package.
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So,
Microsoft made life simpler by placing our most frequently
used applications right inside the front panel of WinXP's
Start Menu in a section called, cleverly enough, Most
Frequently Used Programs. But the Microsoft team took
that convenience a step further with a Pinned Items List,
where we can permanently store handy shortcuts to our
favorite applications.
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