4. In the left panel, right click this App Paths key and choose New | Key and Type the Application name
Note: Don't forget to type the extension as well
For Example: CCleaner.exe
5. In the right panel, double click on the Default string value and in the Value and in the box which opens, enter the path of the executable i.e. C:\Program Files\CCleaner\CCleaner.exe
6. Now in the right side empty space again Right click | Select New | String Value. Name the key as Path. Double click and give it the value as the folder path i.e. C:\Program Files\CCleaner\
7. Now you can close the Registry Editor and from Start | Run type in Application name i.e. CCleaner it would open the Application.
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Very good, Capt'n... Btw, as Loki said earlier, there is another way to do this. All you need to do is add the "Path" of the corresponding program to "Path" environment variable, it's under "Advanced system settings"->"Environment Variables" button.
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Very good, Capt'n... Btw, as Loki said earlier, there is another way to do this. All you need to do is add the "Path" of the corresponding program to "Path" environment variable, it's under "Advanced system settings"->"Environment Variables" button.
zzz2496
Yes we can do it that way. Also another easy way is to just Create a shortcut of the application or program. Rename it to any short name and place this shortcut in the Windows folder.
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thanks Capt . 
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