When you hold the Alt key, you will see “Create link in quick launch” which dragging and dropping.ĩ. To avoid that, hold the Alt key while dragging and dropping a folder. However, if you simply drag and drop a folder, it will be copied to the quick launch toolbar rather than creating a shortcut. In the same manner, you can also add your most used or favorite folder to the quick launch toolbar. Of course, you will find the newly added program in the flyout menu.Ĩ. The new program will be added to the quick launch toolbar as soon as you drop it. For instance, I added the Spotify application shortcut to the quick launch list.ħ. If you didn’t find your favorite application in the list, simply drag and drop the program shortcut on to the quick launch toolbar. You will see a flyout menu with all the shortcuts.Ħ. To see all the shortcuts and programs in the quick launch toolbar, click on the double arrow icon next to it. When you click on the select folder button, a new toolbar called Quick Launch will be added to the taskbar.ĥ. Here, click on the “Select Folder” button to continue.Ĥ. The above action will take you to the already existing Quick Launch folder. (FYI %zenapps% is a system variable we rolled out to all machines that points at our zenapps folder - as these folders change between sites this gives us one way to setup all applications)Īs it's workstation associated it runs in the workstation security space.3. So the meat of the zenapp is a pre-distribution script that runs the below: The driver went on via sysprep, but the CCC is a zenapp that gets installed one of two ways:ġ) the machine gets added to a 'group' (really it's a zenapp with dependent applications) conveniently called '8510p notebook' (or 6910p notebook) and the group is set to force-run, run once with dependent applications (the ATI CCC being one of those applications)Ģ) in case the administrator forgets to add the machine to the group above, the user can browse through our zenworks folder and double-click an icon (ATI Catalyst Control Center) to install it 'manually' So I've just been updating our 'universal' image (or as universal as I can get it) and had to add drivers for HP Compaq 8510p and 6910p notebooks - which have ATI graphics cards in them.which need the CCC to get the full functionality out of them.
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