Windows Vista Running your Applications

1.Find them, and then run them You might use the Start menu Search box to type an applications name, and then press enter to run it, no need to go looking.
2.MS-DOS command prompts Type command in the Start menu Search box, press Enter and you can return to command land. You can also use the Start menu Search box in place of the Run dialog box.

Tags: dialog box, dos_command_prompts, menu_search, ms_dos_command, press_enter, search, start_menu

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