Use the designated key to launch the desired application on Windows 10.
Use the designated key to launch the desired application on Windows 10.
I searched for those built-in hotkeys in Windows 10 and found no record of an email shortcut that opens the Mail app. It seems the file isn’t listed in the standard applications directory. Let me know if you’d like help locating it elsewhere or adjusting your settings.
It wasn't needed since it involved a Windows-based application, though it's an Acer Extensa 5230e.
You should use Acer Launch Manager. Here’s the download link: http://global-download.acer.com/GDFiles/...ER&SC=PA_4 Unless your quick keys work with the built-in Windows shortcut option (it doesn't with my keyboard's macro keys)
The Launch Manager came preinstalled with my laptop. As mentioned, the next step is locating the app's file path. It offers choices to enter a URL or open a file, but I’m unsure where the file is stored.
Okay, nevermind. It's not possible. I found the app's folder in the hidden AppData folder (duh... dunno why I didn't think of that at first), but there's no executable to assign to the hotkey. Confirmed this with a couple other apps, and they're all no-go's as well.
Wait, do all programs include an executable file? You seem a bit puzzled.
The folder doesn't contain an executable file. It's possible the real .exe is stored elsewhere, but I can't identify it without more information.