Win Explorer Tips
What are those three little buttons on the upper right-hand corner of an open window for?
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Find out what different features do in Microsoft products
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Let's say you would like to have some sub-folders (a sub-folder is a folder within a folder) in your
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My scrollbars are too small and I have trouble grabbing them. Is there a way to change the size?
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Do Some of your folders show big icons, some a list, and others have thumbnails? There is an easy way to make them all the same
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Do you have a particular folder you're always rummaging through? Maybe your "My Documents" folder? Well, do I have a trick for you!
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You know about the "Start" button, right? It sits down in the lower left-hand corner of the toolbar waiting to be clicked whereupon it shall reveal its wealth of information. But what if you click it and you don't like the way it looks? This is especially true for nostalgic Win 98 users who were dragged kicking and screaming to Win XP.
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This could be caused by a virus, but before you panic, it could also be missing if, for some unknown reason, Task Manager did not install or was deleted. So, first you should find out if it's there:
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files open in the wrong program or a file type that isn't associated with any program.
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By default, the control panel is in "Category View", so when you open it you see 10 categories (Appearance, sound, etc.) to choose from. That can make it hard to find what you want. If you notice on the right side there is a link marked "Switch to Classic View".
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So, I decided to make things easier on myself and create shortcuts to my main folders within each folder. That way, no matter which folder I was messing around with, the other ones were only a mouse click away.
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Are your file extensions hiding from you? Do you see file names but secretly wish you could see the extension too?
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Ever need a print out of your system info? It could be handy to keep in case you ever have questions on your system settings - especially if the system is down for one reason or another.
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change the order of the programs in the Programs menu
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Here's another tip for those of you with cluttered Start menus.Why not place additional folders in your Start Menu?
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I have Waaaay too much clutter in my Start menu. Some of it includes extra files and stuff I don't need there. How can I clean the mess?
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displays all images as little thumbnails to make them easier to manage
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If you want to add a place or eliminate an item on the "Send to" menu that you don't use it isn't that hard to do
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Resizing columns in Windows Explorer
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A proof sheet is a printout of picture thumbnails. Most photo organizing software allows you to print these out, but for XP users, it's built into the Window's Picture and Fax Viewer
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