Windows 10: Is it possible to add FILES to Quick Access?

Seems like only folders can be added to Quick Access but I'd like to pin a handful of files (Word docs) which I access frequently. Is there a way to do it?

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Is it possible to add a custom image to pop ups created with a batch file.

1.) I am referring to like a instruction file that you can create by saving a Notepad document as a .bat file they are very useful for carrying out multiple commands in CMD in turn.

2.) The pop ups I am referring to are like windows error messages that you receive when a driver doesn't work or When a program crashes. They look something like this,



but with a title, text and options in the boxes.

Lastly, if it is not possible to add an image to this, do you know of another way to create custom pop ups that can have images?

 

Is it possible to add a custom image to pop ups created with a batch file.

I have a question about custom pop ups created with a batch file. I want to know if it is possible to add a custom image to pop ups created with a batch file?

Original Title: batch files

 

I am not suer about Quick Access. But you could use toolbars which comes out to the same.
http://www.sevenforums.com/tutorials...s-7-vista.html

 

Hello Orlando, *Smile

If you like, you could add a folder to Quick Access, then save your files to that folder to access them from the folder.

https://www.tenforums.com/tutorials/2...dows-10-a.html

 

Thanks Brink.... but because these 4 files live in different locations on my system and will continuously evolve, I prefer to keep them in their current location. I think I'll send shortcuts to them from the desktop....that is, until Microsoft gives us the ability to add files to Quick Access. I'm a bit surprised why that functionality is not currently available!

 

Quick access is more for recent files and favorite locations (folders) instead.

Shortcuts in Quick Launch on the taskbar may be an option if you like.

https://www.tenforums.com/tutorials/4...dows-10-a.html

 

Easily. Context Menu (right-click), add whatever to quick access

 

OK I think this is the best solution at the moment for FILES to have some sort of quick access. Otherwise I will create PDFs and put them in Evernote.

 

You could pin them to context menu of Word. First you have to pin Word to taskbar, then you can manage the pinned files..
But have no idea about Quick Access - you can have a list of recent files there. So if you clean this list and after that start your files, they will be there.

 

Thanks for this other option about pinning them to context menu of Word. I had not thought about this.

 

You're welcome! This is how I do it. After the project is done, start with the new one.