- Right click on your desktop
- Select "New"
- Select "Shortcut"
- Type (or copy/pase) "RunDll32 DwmApi #105" into the location box
- Click "Next"
- Enter a name for your new shortcut
- Place it wheve ever you want
i find it to be usefull in the quicklaunch bar
EDIT: if you want to bind this shortcut to a key on your keyboard heres what to do:
- Right click on the shortcut
- Click "Properties"
- Click on the "Shortcut" tab
- Copy the Target of the shortcut
- Use the target of the shortcut instead of the actual location of the shortcut
I found that if you simply direct the program that binds your keys to a .exe it doesn't work, but if you use the target it works just fine
enjoy!
2 comments:
The same cammand line can be used to link Flip 3D to a Tap Zone on laptop mouse touch pads (Control Panel>Mouse>Gestures>Run:Select program to run: Enter shotcut command line.)
forget all.. CTRL + Windows Logo + Tab ..
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