Simply copy DropMyRights.exe to a folder. ( C:\DMR )
Then for each application you want to run in lower privilege, follow the steps in the next 4 sections.
Create a shortcut and enter DropMyRights.exe as the target executable, followed by the path to the application you want to execute in lower privilege.
For example:
C:\DMR\DropMyRights.exe "C:\Program Files\Internet Explorer\iexplore.exe"
(There is a space between dropmyrights.exe and "C:\Program Files\Internet Explorer\iexplore.exe")
Figure 1 shows what this will look like on your screen.

Figure 1. Path to application that you want to run in lower privilege
Next, update the name of the shortcut to represent the executable target, and
not dropmyrights.
I usually put the word "(Secure)" after the application
name to denote this application will run in a more "secure" context.
"(Non-admin)" is another common addition, as shown in Figure 2.

Figure 2. Updating the shortcut name

Finally, once the shortcut is created, set the Run option for the shortcut to Minimized and if you want, select a new icon.

Figure 4. Setting the Run option to Minimized and optionally changing the icon
Thanks to the great creative work of sZc, there are Icons availableYou'll find them and the maim program in the
DropMyRights folder at MySharedFiles.