Are there any default system macros for Windows XP?
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If you are using MS Word to write your report you could use the AutoCorrect feature to allow you to type an abbreviation such as CTR and have it automatically changed to "Charles etc." Go to Tools > AutoCorrect Options.
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Make a new macro and call it either\n\nAuto_Open\n\nor\n\nAuto_Start\n\nThen click on the edit macro button and put the code\n\nmsgbox "Standards Internet Cafe" \n\nobviously alter the message so that it has the apostrophe above the e or however you want it and it should work.\n\nRefer to this ms kb article :\n\nhttp://support.microsoft.com/?kbid=211659
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control panel, add/remove programs
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Using the Windows Program Compatibility mode\n\nWhen you use Windows Program Compatibility mode, many of the most common issues that prohibit earlier versions of programs from working correctly are resolved. If you run a program and it does not function as expected, it is recommended that you run the program in one of the compatibility environments. To run programs in Windows Program Compatibility mode in Microsoft Windows XP, follow these steps: \n1. Right click on the link of the program that you want to fix. \n2. Click on Properties. \n3. Click on the Compatibility tab.  \n4. Click on Run this program in compatibility mode and select Windows 98 \n5. Under Display settings, click to select the mode that you think that is necessary for the program to work correctly: • Run in 256 colors. \n• Run in 640 X 480 screen resolution. \n• Disable visual themes. \n \n6. Click Apply, and then click OK. \n7. Double click on the program.
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go to dos . type in format c : and yes
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There is no feature built into windows to do this and in fact I have seen several examples of actual coding you would have to do to enable that to work.  But and I don't know how effective it is but you might want to check out a freeware program call Minimize to Tray which has the ability to minimize any application to the system tray by adding a button to the title bar.
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well there's only 3 options: on, off, or ignore.\nSeeing how 2003 is almost exactly like XP, I think it's ON
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open the start menu, go to run, and type msconfig\n\ngo to the startup tab\n\nselect which items to disable / enable\n\n>>>be careful what you are turning off<<<
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In Windows XP, use the run line as previously mentioned, or, from the Programs Menu, go to Accessories, Command Prompt.
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All text editors can do this job.  I usually use notepad or wordpad (installed with windows os).\n\nIf you are using Windows 95-Me:\nEither: Double Click and choose notepad.\nor Open notepad and drag the cfg file in the window\n\nUsing 2K-XP..\nEither: Double Click and choose select the program from the list.\nThen choose notepad from the list and OK.\nor Right-click, open with and click choose program.\nFind Notepad on the list and click ok
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In XP go to Start, Run, and type: cmd and click Ok\n\nThen type: ipconfig /all
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Go to Contolpanel/System and then:\nclick on the advanced tab and then click the first setting button on the top of the window...& then:\nSelect "adjust for best performance"\nif u don't want to lose the visual styles on windows choose the three choice in the bottom of the window.\nand finally click "OK".\nU can also go to Run program from start menu and type "msconfig" in the addressbar and then click "OK"...now System Configuration Utility launches...then, go to the startup tab and remove any program u don't wanna run when the Operating system starts up.\nhope it'll be useful!!
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In a Window machine, select run then type cmd  It's a dos window
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Well it's easy go to control pannel > Add or remove programs > Set program acess and default > microsoft windows  >  OK!
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If you are on XP, you simply (hah) need to "Set Program Access and Defaults"\nThe link to this may be in your start menu, your programs, or your accessories / system tools link.
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http://www.kellys-korner-xp.com/xp_tweaks.htm
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if your running windows xp:\n\nstart -> run -> "msconfig"\n\n----\nIf someone says to go to the startup folder, ignore them; the registry startup is ignored if you only look at that.