Firefox HTML Shortcut Errors


  1. Solace
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    Firefox HTML Shortcut Errors


    The program had a problem sending the command to program pops up if you drag and drop HTML shortcuts onto your desktop and execute them with firefox full closed. this is done off a fresh format as well with only firefox no addons no extra anything installed. Win 7 x64 7600
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  3. zigzag3143
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    Solace said:
    The program had a problem sending the command to program pops up if you drag and drop HTML shortcuts onto your desktop and execute them with firefox full closed. this is done off a fresh format as well with only firefox no addons no extra anything installed. Win 7 x64 7600
    Solice

    Im not quite sure what you are describing. could you try to explain it again?

    thanks

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  4. Solace
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    simply drag a shortcut from ur ff favs to desktop and close ff. then open the shortcut by double clicking.
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