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Easy way to add / manage Games Explorer
I'm new to Vista. I have Vista Ultimate SP2 64 bit and noticed that
there is the Games Explorer. However, it does not seem to be "easy" to add or manage the games listed in it. Can anyone recommend how to do this? |
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Easy way to add / manage Games Explorer
For "Designed for Vista" games, they'll be automatically installed in the Game Explorer. Many newer games are falling into this category. For those who dont auto listed, you just drag their executables or shortcuts into the game explorer. u'll love it once u have got used to it. dex -- DeXtmL |
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Easy way to add / manage Games Explorer
For "Designed for Vista" games, they'll be automatically installed in the Game Explorer. Many newer games are falling into this category. For those who dont auto listed, you just drag their executables or shortcuts into the game explorer. u'll love it once u have got used to it. dex -- DeXtmL |
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Easy way to add / manage Games Explorer
On Oct 11, 3:44*am, DeXtmL wrote:
For "Designed for Vista" games, they'll be automatically installed in the Game Explorer. *Many newer games are falling into this category. For those who dont auto listed, you just drag their executables or shortcuts into the game explorer. u'll love it once u have got used to it. dex -- DeXtmL True, the drag "option" will work but it does not let you enter the additional infos. |
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Easy way to add / manage Games Explorer
On Oct 11, 3:44*am, DeXtmL wrote:
For "Designed for Vista" games, they'll be automatically installed in the Game Explorer. *Many newer games are falling into this category. For those who dont auto listed, you just drag their executables or shortcuts into the game explorer. u'll love it once u have got used to it. dex -- DeXtmL True, the drag "option" will work but it does not let you enter the additional infos. |
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Easy way to add / manage Games Explorer
you will not be able to enter additional info like "recommended rating" and "ESRB rating" thru the game explorer. Actually, to edit that kindof info would be cumbersome to do it manually. (You have to compose an xml doc, and then write a simple installer.) However, if u just wanna add some related shortcut on top of of it, just click "play-customize" dex -- DeXtmL |
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Easy way to add / manage Games Explorer
you will not be able to enter additional info like "recommended rating" and "ESRB rating" thru the game explorer. Actually, to edit that kindof info would be cumbersome to do it manually. (You have to compose an xml doc, and then write a simple installer.) However, if u just wanna add some related shortcut on top of of it, just click "play-customize" dex -- DeXtmL |
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