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Don't Panic! · 12-29-05, 11:34 PM

ZioGiovanni look in the Windows folder on your device' Find the .exe files for those games and hold down your stylus on one and choose copy from the popup menu. Now Navigate to the Windows\Start Menu\Programs\Games folder hold down your stylus on a blank space and choose Paste Shortcut from the popup menu then rename to taste. Repeat as necessary. The .exe files are usually the ones with the same icons as you're used to seeing for a game. Me personally I use a third-party file explorer that shows the file extension unlike our built in PPC file explorer' Total Commander 2 for Pocket PC is a very popular freeware app that will show you file extensions.

HTH

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Don't Panic! Aximsite Hall of Fame Addicted Member Join Date: Jun 2004 Location: Boston, MA USA Posts: 8,173 Thanked 12 Times in 12 Posts Awards Showcase Total Awards: 4	ZioGiovanni look in the Windows folder on your device' Find the .exe files for those games and hold down your stylus on one and choose copy from the popup menu. Now Navigate to the Windows\Start Menu\Programs\Games folder hold down your stylus on a blank space and choose Paste Shortcut from the popup menu then rename to taste. Repeat as necessary. The .exe files are usually the ones with the same icons as you're used to seeing for a game. Me personally I use a third-party file explorer that shows the file extension unlike our built in PPC file explorer' Total Commander 2 for Pocket PC is a very popular freeware app that will show you file extensions. HTH __________________ Don't Panic! Bobby 42 Soft-reset is our Friend To view links or images in signatures your post count must be 10 or greater. You currently have 0 posts.