The "Run" command of the main menu of the Microsoft Windows operating system is designed to open documents, folders, applications and Internet resources.
Instructions
Step 1
Call the main menu of the Microsoft Windows operating system by clicking the "Start" button and go to the "Run" item to implement the standard standard way of opening the required menu.
Step 2
Call the context menu of the "Start" item in the Microsoft Windows Vista operating system, which by default does not appear in the main menu, and select the "Properties" item.
Step 3
Click the Start Menu tab in the Properties dialog box that appears and click the Customize button to change the display options for the desired menu.
Step 4
Apply the checkbox to the Run command field in the drop-down menu of the new configuration dialog box and confirm the execution of the command by clicking OK.
Step 5
Click OK again to apply the selected changes, or use the Win + R function keys at the same time to automatically bring up the Run dialog box.
Step 6
Call the main menu of the Microsoft Windows 7 operating system by clicking the "Start" button and enter the value "run" in the test field of the search bar.
Step 7
Confirm the search by clicking the "Find" button and use the link found to open the "Run" dialog box (for Windows 7).
Step 8
Use the option to launch the required application or document without opening the Run dialog box. To do this, call the main menu of the system by pressing the "Start" button and enter the value of the desired command - the name of the application or document - in the text field of the search bar.
Step 9
Confirm the execution of the command by clicking the "Find" button and open the search result.
Step 10
Use the main Finder application to perform the necessary operations on programs or documents in Mac OS and select the file to open.
Step 11
Expand the Finder menu in the top toolbar of the application window and select the Open or Open With command.
