setting up the 'silent clean option'

[gueri]

hi, I read in the "readme.txt" file that:«To have MRU-Blaster start silently, and automatically clean MRU lists in the background (operation takes about 2 seconds - very fast!) then create a shortcut, and add the command-line parameter "-silent".»

But how do yo go about creating the shortcut?

I would appreciate an step by step procedure please, if anybody has the patience.

Many thanks

gueri

[Bubba]

Hey gueri,

After you have the shortcut created....how are planning to use it. Meaning....are you just wanting a shorcut that you can place on your desktop, silently run it when the computer starts or what ?

If your simply wanting a shorcut....there should already be a MRU-Blaster Silent Clean shortcut in:
Start button\Programs\MRU-Blaster.

If you are wanting more....feel free to explain what you plan on doing with it....and we'll be more than Happy to assist.

[gueri]

-{ Quote: "Hey gueri,
If you are wanting more....feel free to explain what you plan on doing with it....and we'll be more than Happy to assist." }-

hi Bubba,
thanks for your response. Apologies for the delay in answering back, but lost my operating system and took me a while to catch up again.

As for the silent operation, never did imagine that it could be so simple, so, much obliged, since now I have set it as such.

Many thanks

gueri

ps. know is not the place for this question, but I lost my operating system, having a basic rescue diskette, which I couldn't use, that is, I didn't find the way to launch windows from dos, and as a result had to use the Recovery Disk from manufacturer. Could you indicate some place to learn more about the Basic Rescue Disk and how to launch Windows from it?

[Bubba]

-{ Quote: "never did imagine that it could be so simple, so, much obliged" }-Your more than Welcome....and glad it got you what you wanted.

-{ Quote: "ps. know is not the place for this question, but I lost my operating system, having a basic rescue diskette, which I couldn't use, that is, I didn't find the way to launch windows from dos, and as a result had to use the Recovery Disk from manufacturer. Could you indicate some place to learn more about the Basic Rescue Disk and how to launch Windows from it?" }-While a few simple back and forth OT posts are kewl....that particular question would actually be a good topic for a thread in our Software & Services Forum if you don't mind.

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