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Re: folders on windows10
Hi, Heather. I recognize what is happening. If you just open the folder in Windows Explorer, you won't hear, today, last week, a long time ago. But if you open it inside the Mail for Windows program,
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Hi, Heather. I recognize what is happening. If you just open the folder in Windows Explorer, you won't hear, today, last week, a long time ago. But if you open it inside the Mail for Windows program,
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Bill White
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#51736
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Re: folders on windows10
Hi Heather.
Try this.
Get the problem folder the way you want it.
Now, while in that folder, hit ALT+V, Y, O
You’ll be in folder options.
Hit CTRL+TAB
Now I don’t remember
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Hi Heather.
Try this.
Get the problem folder the way you want it.
Now, while in that folder, hit ALT+V, Y, O
You’ll be in folder options.
Hit CTRL+TAB
Now I don’t remember
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Kevin Minor
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#51735
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Re: folders on windows10
Yes, thank you. But if I try to attach a file, it starts that whole thing again. It is from the folder that I was able to make not say this but, it happens now if I go to attach a file from that
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Yes, thank you. But if I try to attach a file, it starts that whole thing again. It is from the folder that I was able to make not say this but, it happens now if I go to attach a file from that
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heather albright
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#51734
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Re: fixing partitions on an external hdd
Here are the commands to use with diskpart
To open diskpart do a windows key and the letter r as in run
Then type in diskpart and press enter
Now the uac may come up and just do an alt and y to allow
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Here are the commands to use with diskpart
To open diskpart do a windows key and the letter r as in run
Then type in diskpart and press enter
Now the uac may come up and just do an alt and y to allow
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By
Richard Kuzma
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#51733
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Re: folders on windows10
Hi Heather.
I would have replied sooner, but I had to find the right folder to figure this out.
Get to the problem folder and open it.
With nothing selected, hit SHIFT+F10 to get to the
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Hi Heather.
I would have replied sooner, but I had to find the right folder to figure this out.
Get to the problem folder and open it.
With nothing selected, hit SHIFT+F10 to get to the
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Kevin Minor
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#51732
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folders on windows10
Hello, when I updated to the latest version of windows, it changed my indexing for my files in my downloads folder. I had set to not say a long time a go or last week etc. But, it is back; very
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Hello, when I updated to the latest version of windows, it changed my indexing for my files in my downloads folder. I had set to not say a long time a go or last week etc. But, it is back; very
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heather albright
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#51731
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Re: Read Labels for SpinButtons, etc
If you're looking for the keystroke that toggles focus mode it's, Insert + spacebar.
Stay safe and take care. Mike.
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If you're looking for the keystroke that toggles focus mode it's, Insert + spacebar.
Stay safe and take care. Mike.
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By
Mike B
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#51730
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Read Labels for SpinButtons, etc
I remember, some time ago, being told how to get nvda to read the
label field which are commonly found in many web forms in which
there are "radio buttons," "Spin Buttons," etc in which one
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I remember, some time ago, being told how to get nvda to read the
label field which are commonly found in many web forms in which
there are "radio buttons," "Spin Buttons," etc in which one
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By
Martin McCormick
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#51729
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Re: security apps/features
I think I understand. I've figured out how to add or remove exclusions, but I'll be careful what I do.
Thanks,
Louise
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I think I understand. I've figured out how to add or remove exclusions, but I'll be careful what I do.
Thanks,
Louise
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By
Louise Pfau
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#51728
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Re: security apps/features
A process is a program in execution - that is, loaded into memory and potentially running. They can be listed in Task Manager or by the PowerShell get-process command.
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A process is a program in execution - that is, loaded into memory and potentially running. They can be listed in Task Manager or by the PowerShell get-process command.
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By
Jason White
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#51727
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Re: security apps/features
Hi. What is a "process" in the context of adding exclusions? I know what "folder", "file", and "file extension" are.
Thanks,
Louise
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Hi. What is a "process" in the context of adding exclusions? I know what "folder", "file", and "file extension" are.
Thanks,
Louise
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By
Louise Pfau
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#51726
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Re: Reseting PC?
Hi Clement.
1. press control+escape. you will land in the windows search box.
2. Type "Reset" without the quotes, then press enter.
3. You must be sure to land on the "Get started on
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Hi Clement.
1. press control+escape. you will land in the windows search box.
2. Type "Reset" without the quotes, then press enter.
3. You must be sure to land on the "Get started on
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Jaffar Sidek
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#51725
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Re: Reseting PC?
Hi again, Clement. It is safe, but most likely, it will remove files as well as personal data.
Bill White
billwhite92701@...
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Hi again, Clement. It is safe, but most likely, it will remove files as well as personal data.
Bill White
billwhite92701@...
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By
Bill White
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#51724
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Re: Reseting PC?
Thanks Bill! I was more wondering if this is a safe option or not.
I've read posts and articles from people that don't recommend this, so
I wanted to get some more opinions.
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Thanks Bill! I was more wondering if this is a safe option or not.
I've read posts and articles from people that don't recommend this, so
I wanted to get some more opinions.
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By
Clement Chou
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#51723
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Re: Reseting PC?
Hi, Clement. Here's how to reset your PC.
1. Open Settings.
2. Click on Update & Security.
3. Click on Recovery.
4. Under the Reset this PC section, click the Get started button.
5. Click the
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Hi, Clement. Here's how to reset your PC.
1. Open Settings.
2. Click on Update & Security.
3. Click on Recovery.
4. Under the Reset this PC section, click the Get started button.
5. Click the
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By
Bill White
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#51722
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Re: dropbox
There really is no need for one. Just set it up, choose your folder and use it from windows explorer. Everything will be accessed from the context menu. I do suggest turning on the smart sync
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There really is no need for one. Just set it up, choose your folder and use it from windows explorer. Everything will be accessed from the context menu. I do suggest turning on the smart sync
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By
Sarah k Alawami
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#51721
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Re: Reseting PC?
I'd rather keep my files; documents, etc. I just want to get rid of
apps, bloatware, settings and other under the hood junk.
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I'd rather keep my files; documents, etc. I just want to get rid of
apps, bloatware, settings and other under the hood junk.
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By
Clement Chou
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#51720
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Re: Reseting PC?
Hi Clement. Do you want a clean install or are you planning to keep some of your current files in there? Cheers!
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Hi Clement. Do you want a clean install or are you planning to keep some of your current files in there? Cheers!
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By
Jaffar Sidek
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#51719
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Reseting PC?
Hi.
Now that I've successfully transfered everything to a new computer,
I'm planning to reset my old laptop to keep it as a second computer or
travel machine. What is the safest and most accessible
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Hi.
Now that I've successfully transfered everything to a new computer,
I'm planning to reset my old laptop to keep it as a second computer or
travel machine. What is the safest and most accessible
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By
Clement Chou
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#51718
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dropbox
Is there a good tutorial for using dropbox with a screen reader?
Thanks
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Is there a good tutorial for using dropbox with a screen reader?
Thanks
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By
Don H
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#51717
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