Hi Ted,
if the shortcuts don't work, another way, is with the focus in the items
view:
1. No items should be selected. If an item is selected, you can deselect it
by pressing ctrl+spacebar.
2. Open the context menu.
3. Open the view sub menu, and choose the view you want.
Concerning making all
Hi Ted,
concerning your first question. One way of setting the folder view to
either list or details is to use the following shortcuts.
If your computer's display language is American english, then the shortcuts
are ctrl+shift+5, and ctrl+shift+6 respectively.
If your computer's display language
I've updated my guides to the taskbar and File Explorer, and they're
availble here:
http://vip.chowo.co.uk/wp-content/uploads/jaws/Taskbar-10-Guide.html
and
http://vip.chowo.co.uk/wp-content/uploads/jaws/File-Explorer-10-Guide.html
These guides contain only minor changes, but the taskbar guide
wlm is no longer supported by microsoft, and so you can't download wlm from
the microsoft website any more. You probably can from other places, but you
would have to be careful where you downloaded it from.
However, you might be able to repair it. I'm not sure how accessible this
will be for your
.
original message:
same result with alt + m, there's just a click sound when keys are
hit, but nothing
happens
-Original Message- From: David Bailes
Sent: Thursday, December 14, 2017 6:56 AM
To: Jaws Users
Subject: Re: [JAWS-Users] unhide wlm toolbar
Hi,
I presume that you mean
Hi,
I presume that you mean that the menu bar is hidden. To show the menu bar:
1. Press alt + M to press a menu button on the toolbar. A menu opens.
2. On the menu find "show menu bar" and press Enter. Note that if you find
"hide menu bar" rather than "show menu bar", then the menu bar is in fact
Hi Kimsan,
The guide which was mentioned for 2.1.3 has been updated for 2.2.0 and is
available here:
http://vip.chowo.co.uk/wp-content/uploads/jaws/Audacity-2.2.0-Guide.html
There are in fact a number of differences, in addition to the menu
structure, and these are mentioned in the introduction
Up until very recently, running Audacity and Jaws on the Windows 10
creators update could cause Audacity to crash. However, the good news is
that this has be fixed in the latest version of Jaws, version 18.0.4321.
David.
For answers to frequently asked questions about this list visit:
I've revised my guide to the Taskbar on Windows 10 for the creators update.
As before, it covers the Start menu, search, Cortana, the taskbar buttons,
the notification area, and notifications. It is available here:
http://vip.chowo.co.uk/wp-content/uploads/jaws/Taskbar-10-Guide.html
If I've got
it was an
FMpeg-related issue. Do you have at least a general idea on what the
problem cause is?
2017-08-01 11:22 GMT-03:00 David Bailes <drbai...@gmail.com>:
> If the audio editor Audacity is used with Jaws on Windows 10 Creators
> update (version 1703), then Audacity can crash.
If the audio editor Audacity is used with Jaws on Windows 10 Creators
update (version 1703), then Audacity can crash. Fortunately, there are no
problems with other screen readers, so you can use NVDA, for example, until
the problem is fixed.
Freedom scientific are already aware of the issue,
Hi Jim,
just a minor point about the use of backspace in File explorer.
If the focus is in the items view, then backspace normally has the same
effect as alt+left arrow, it takes you back a folder. However, if there is
not a folder to go back to, then it takes you up a level. So backspace will
Hi Kevin,
you say that your playback device is intel display audio. This is for
sending audio along a hdmi connection, so I assume that your speakers are
in or attached to your display.
If this is the case, then if you want to record "what you hear" in audacity
then in the devices section of
doesn't work!
I'm using windows 10 16 07 latest.
-Original Message- From: David Bailes
Sent: Monday, November 21, 2016 5:32 AM
To: Jaws Users
Subject: Re: [JAWS-Users] Audacity
Hi Kevin,
to record "what you hear":
1. Press ctrl+p to open preferences.
2. In the tree view, sele
Message-
From: JAWS-Users-List [mailto:jaws-users-list-boun...@jaws-users.com
<jaws-users-list-boun...@jaws-users.com>] On Behalf
Of David Bailes
Sent: Monday, November 21, 2016 8:32 AM
To: Jaws Users <jaws-users-list@jaws-users.com>
Subject: Re: [JAWS-Users] Audacity
Hi Kevin,
to reco
Hi Kevin,
to record "what you hear":
1. Press ctrl+p to open preferences.
2. In the tree view, select Devices, if it isn't already selected.
3. Tab the Host combo box, and set it to windows wasapi.
4. Tab to the recording device combo box, and select the device which
you're using for playback - it
For those using windows 10 and who have received the anniversary update,
I've updated my guide to the taskbar on Windows 10 to cover the update.
It's available here:
http://vip.chowo.co.uk/wp-content/uploads/jaws/Taskbar-10-Guide.html
As before, it covers the Start menu, search, Cortana, the
Hi Ed,
if you tab to the seek slider (can be lots of tabs), then:
1. pressing left arrow or right arrow moves the playback backward or
forward by one twentieth of the length of the track.
2. pressing shift+left arrow or shift+right arrow moves you backward or
forward by one four hundredth of the
Hi David,
from what you describe, it looks like outlook.com is blocking emails sent
from the jaws-users.com domain. Email accounts ending in @outlook.com, @
hotmail.com, @live.com, or @msn.com are powered by Outlook.com.
Here's some relevant info:
https://mail.live.com/mail/troubleshooting.aspx
Hi Jean,
in the following guide to WLM, there's a main section on Contacts, in this
section there are sub sections on creating, editing, and using categories:
http://vip.chowo.co.uk/wp-content/uploads/jaws/Windows-Live-Mail-2011-Guide.html
This is the relevant excerpt from the guide:
Categories
Just to add that my previous post about the variation of the shortcuts for
setting the view only applies to Windows 10. Things were fine in windows
8.1.
David.
original message:
Just to add a note about the shortcuts supplied by Brian Lee. The shortcuts
Ctrl+Shift+number work if the display
Just to add a note about the shortcuts supplied by Brian Lee. The shortcuts
Ctrl+Shift+number work if the display language of your computer is set to
english (united states). However if it's set to english (united kingdom),
then the shortcuts take the form ctrl + alt + number. Why microsoft have
Hi Ed,
assuming that you're using Windows 10, the following page gives the
keyboard shortcuts for various apps. On this page the shortcuts you are
looking for are after the heading: Groove keyboard shortcuts.
https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/help/13805/windows-keyboard-shortcuts-in-apps
David.
Hi Al,
others have suggested that after opening the save as dialog, you can type
the complete path of the file into the filename edit box, for example
c:\user\david\documents\bank\letter,
were bank is a folder in your documents folder, and letter is the name for
the new file. This works just
Hi Zoe,
I'm reposting my previous reply - maybe you missed it.
If the only window or tab which Internet Explorer has open is the Downloads
window, then if you move to that button on the taskbar and press Shift + Enter,
a new instance of internet explorer opens.
For more info about the taskbar
Hi Zoe,
If the only window or tab which Internet Explorer has open is the Downloads
window, then if you move to that button on the taskbar and press Shift + Enter,
a new instance of internet explorer opens.
For more info about the taskbar buttons on Windows 10, see the taskbar buttons
section
Hi Jason,
there are no problems with having both Jaws and NVDA installed at the same time,
David.
original message:
Thank you. I've been considering this option. How well do JAWS and NVDA
co-exist on a Windows 10 machine - that is, are there any problems resulting
from having both installed at
Hi Jason,
you could use NVDA for command prompt windows, until Jaws is fixed,
David.
original message:
A quick update: this issue can be easily reproduced, so I've sent a report to
Freedom Scientific Technical Support. It's either their bug or Microsoft's
bug - I don't mind who is responsible,
Hi Jason,
there's a description of the start menu, and other stuff related to the
taskbar, in the following guide:
http://vip.chowo.co.uk/wp-content/uploads/jaws/Taskbar-10-Guide.html
Concerning alt+tab only cycling the two mostly recently opened windows, I don't
have that problem on my
In windows 10, if you open the start menu, type some search terms, and open a
web search result, then until a few days ago, it used to open the search in
your default browser. The same applied if you were using Cortana, and it didn't
know the answer to your request.
However, Microsoft have
Hi Jim,
thanks for the warning and for informing freedom scientific. Hopefully they'll
fix this really quickly.
I checked the settings app on my computer using the latest version of jaws and
found the following:
1. Most of the toggle switches read correctly, but some didn't, including the
one
I've written a guide to the Taskbar on Windows 10. It covers the Start menu,
search, Cortana, the taskbar buttons, the notification area, and notifications.
It's available here:
http://vip.chowo.co.uk/wp-content/uploads/jaws/Taskbar-10-Guide.html
Any feedback is welcome,
David.
For answers to
I've written a guide to File Explorer on Windows 10 for Jaws users, and it's
available here:
http://vip.chowo.co.uk/wp-content/uploads/jaws/File-Explorer-10-Guide.html
Any feedback is welcome,
David.
For answers to frequently asked questions about this list visit:
Hi Joanne,
the following is a link to a guide to file explorer in Windows 8.1. It contains
a section describing the ribbon in that program, and I don't think there are
any changes in the ribbon in File explorer in Windows 10.
Hi Joanne,
the following is a link to a guide to file explorer in Windows 8.1. It contains
a section describing the ribbon in that program, and I don't think there are
any changes in the ribbon in File explorer in Windows 10.
Hopefully this message has a subject - apologies for the previous two which
didn't. One of those days.
Hi Joanne,
the following is a link to a guide to file explorer in Windows 8.1. It contains
a section describing the ribbon in that program, and I don't think there are
any changes in the
Hi Joanne,
although you can't disable the ribbons, there are at least a couple of ways of
changing the view setting which don't involve using the ribbon.
The first is to use shortcuts. Press ctrl+alt+5 for a list view, and press
ctrl+alt+6 for a details view. (Note these shortcuts were
Hi,
just to add that you can also open the action/notification center using the
shortcut windows key + A.
David.
original message:
All notifications, are in the notification center.
>From your desktop, tab across to your Notification Chevron button.
Right or left arrow to Notification
message:
Thanks, the Windows key plus W, what is it's function, is it a quick way to
take you to the search box or something?
-Original Message-
From: JAWS-Users-List [mailto:jaws-users-list-boun...@jaws-users.com] On Behalf
Of David Bailes
Sent: 24 June 2015 13:45
To: Jaws Users
Hi Hicks,
For a period after windows 8 was launched, windows media centre was a free add
on for the professional version, so I didn't go through the same process.
However I was given a product key (just like a windows operating system key),
so I can reinstall it if I have to rebuild my computer.
Hi Hicks,
you can open file explorer at the this pc location by pressing windows key +
E.
However, if you want a this pc icon on the desktop (what used to be the
computer icon):
1. Open the control panel.
2. Open personalisation.
3. tab to the change desktop icons link and open it.
4. check to
Hi,
to get to add features using the keyboard, Press windows key + w to search for
settings, type add features, and press enter.
David.
original message:
Oh right, thanks so much, in that case, I think I will go and pay for the 6.99
download.
Really appreciate your help.
Do you know how I
Hi,
The program windows explorer was renamed file explorer in windows 8. This pc is
a location which contains all your drives, and a number of often used folders.
When you open the program file explorer, then by default it opens at the
location This PC.
David.
original message:
Thanks, so
Hi Anna,
if you want more information about the notification area, see the notification
area section of this guide to the taskbar in windows 8.1:
http://vip.chowo.co.uk/wp-content/uploads/jaws/Taskbar-8p1-Guide.html
David.
original message:
I have been using windows 8.1 for a while and I still
Hi,
you may have already sorted this out, but if not:
Could you confirm that you're using windows mail, and not window live mail?
If you're using windows mail, which version of windows are you using?
David.
original message:
Hi list:
What view settings do I have to set to get the windows mail
Hi Javad,
unfortunately, the number of channels doesn't seem to appear in file properties
on Windows 7. If you want that information, you'll need to use a program to get
at that information. I'm not sure what programs are available which present
that information in an accessible manner. Perhaps
Hi Javad,
try customizing the details to include length rather than duration.
David.
original message:
Hello
I have a problem with JAWS in Windows 7. I don't really know if there is
something wrong with JAWS or Windows. In Windows Explorer, when I switch to
Details View, I expect to see the
Hi Leonard,
when using the virtual cursor, you can open the context menu of a link using
numpad star (right mouse click). Pressing the application key opens the context
menu of what has the keyboard focus, which may be quite different.
David.
original message:
I am using Jaws v16 latest and
Hi David,
I could get it to run by choosing run as administrator from the shortcut's
context menu. It has to be said that having to run it as administrator is far
from ideal from a security point of view. There was an issue with reading the
session list box in the opening dialog. It contains
Hi Steve,
as normal, there are several ways, but the easiest is to press ctrl+shift+5.
Pressing ctrl+shift+ a number between 1 and 8 sets the various types of view,
with 5 being list, and 6 being details.
David.
original message:
Hi All,
I have a new Windows 8.1 and JAWS 16 laptop. How do I
Hi Mike,
that's strange. In all the articles I've come across, and in Microsoft's help,
a OneDrive folder is shown at the same level as your personal folder and This
PC. I've no idea why it's not there in your case. If the OneDrive folder is
present at that level in the hierarchy, it means that
Hi Jim,
If you've signed into windows 8.1 using a microsoft account, rather than just a
local account, then OneDrive is integrated into File Explorer. See the OneDrive
section of this guide for details:
http://vip.chowo.co.uk/wp-content/uploads/jaws/File-Explorer-8p1-Guide.html
David.
original
Hi Jim,
just to add that at the moment, you can't create links for sharing onedrive
files using file explorer in 8.1, but this functionality is coming - the
following text is taken from a recent post on the OneDrive blog:
Easier sharing straight from Windows Explorer.
We are thrilled to deliver
Hi Mike,
I think you'll find that it appears twice: once in your users folder, and again
at the same level as your users folder. I guess they want you to be able to
easily find it.
David.
original message:
The One Drive folder actually shows in your Users folder, the one that carries
your
Hi Mike,
just to point out that on window 8.1, most people don't need to install the
desktop app. See:
http://windows.microsoft.com/en-gb/onedrive/windows-app-faq#1TC=windows-81
David.
original message:
Hi James,
One Drive is not as accessible as some other services like Dropbox, but it can
Hi Kimsan,
thanks for raising the fact that ctrl+shift+home/end works in a list. It made
me go back to microsoft's documentation to check it out.
The brief answer is that in most cases you can use either shift+home/end or
ctrl+shift+home/end. However, there are some minor differences between
Hi,
just to add that there is in fact a third difference, which I probably didn't
make clear:
3. If the initial item is unselected, then if there are any selected items
between that item and the end of the list and you press ctrl+shift+end, then
the focus moves to the end of the list, and those
I think there is confusion between the two cases of lists and documents.
In the case of a list, where multiple items can be selected, to select from the
current item to the start of the list, press shift+home. Similarly to select
from the current item to the end, press shift+end.
In the case of
Hi Jim,
there are some guides to some areas of windows 8.1 on this web page - they are
after the windows 8.1 heading:
http://vip.chowo.co.uk/jaws-guides/
David.
original message:
I will have a new computer using W8.1 in about 3 weeks, and want to know if
there
is a good tutorial for it, using
Hi Naomi,
this could be the problem:
https://aps2.toshiba-tro.de/kb0/HTD2503B90001R01.htm
Note that the instructions for accessing hwsetup are for windows 7 and
previous. In windows 8.1 you should be able to search for it from the start
screen. That is, press windows key to move to the start
Hi,
the following web page says that you can turn on narrator in vista by pressing
windows key + u to open the access centre, followed by alt + n.
http://www.bbc.co.uk/accessibility/guides/speak_text/computer/win/vista/
I haven't checked this, as I no longer have access to a computer running
Hi Judy Tallie,
to select roughly half the files in a folder:
1. select a file roughly half way down the list of files.
2. press shift + home. This selects all the files from the originally selected
file to the first file. (alternatively use shift + end to select all the files
from he
Hi Ron,
just to add that as well as the command available on the ribbon described by
Brian, you can also just select the .iso file, open its context menu, and
choose Burn disc image.
David.
original message:
Hi all, I just moved to windows 8.1 over the weekend. Today I was interested in
Hi Alexandra,
In Windows vista and later you can do the following - not sure about xp. Tab to
the seek slider. Pressing LEFT ARROW or RIGHT ARROW moves the playback backward
or forward by one twentieth of the length of the track. If you add SHIFT or
CTRL to these keystrokes, then the distance
Sorry, I replied to the wrong list. Still waking up.
David.
For answers to frequently asked questions about this list visit:
http://www.jaws-users.com/help/
I've written some guides for Windows 8.1, and they are available after the
windows 8.1 heading on this page:
http://vip.chowo.co.uk/jaws-guides/
Alternatively, the links to the individual guides are as follows:
Start screen:
http://goo.gl/VDCpOA
Search pane:
http://goo.gl/4XZKni
Taskbar:
google's shortened links to the guides which I used have been classed as spam,
so here are the full links to the individual guides:
Start screen:
http://vip.chowo.co.uk/wp-content/uploads/jaws/Start-Screen-8p1-Guide.html
Search pane:
Hi Mike,
1. press windows key + e to open file explorer, with this pc as the current
location.
2. press shift+tab to move to the tree view. This pc should be already selected.
3. open its context menu, and choose map network drive. The dialog opens.
David.
original message:
Hi
What are the
Hi Mike,
on windows 8 or 8.1, one way of getting to the settings stuff is to:
1. press windows key to go to the start screen.
2. type in Jaws.
3. Arrow down till you get to utilities - Jaws 14 or 15, and press enter.
4. File explorer opens at a folder which contains shortcuts to settings and so
Hi Rich,
there's a guide to windows live mail 2011 for jaws users, which is available at:
http://goo.gl/mnHqJ
The 2012 version of the program is almost identical.
David.
original message:
I'm forced to use Windows live Mail on a Win7 machine for now.
How do I get to Address book/contacts?
How do
Hi Graham,
with the virtual ribbon on, then alt+f doesn't open the file menu here either
(it appears on the screen, but jaws doesn't read it, or navigate it). There's a
similar problem with wordpad - the menu opens, but if you arrow down a few
commands Jaws gets stuck.
David.
original
In jaws 15, the touch cursor provides much better navigation of the start
screen than the pc cursor. However, there's a problem. Although you can route
the touch cursor to the focus, you can't route the pc cursor to the touch
cursor.
So, for example, if I want to unpin an item from the start
Hi,
please ignore my message about the touch cursor. If you're using the touch
cursor on the start screen, then pressing the application key opens the context
menu of the current item,
David.
original message:
In jaws 15, the touch cursor provides much better navigation of the start
screen
Hi John
thanks for the positive feedback.
If you want a text version, then you could download a guide, and then open it
with word.
The easiest way of downloading, is to go to the jaws guide web page, move to a
link to a guide, open its context menu, and choose save target as, or something
Hi Nicole,
To show/hide file extensions in file explorer:
1. press alt to move to the name of the active tab in the ribbon.
2. press right arrow until you get to the name of the view tab.
3. press tab to move through the controls on the view tab until you get to the
file name extensions check
Hi Dwight,
On windows 8, unfortunately windows defender doesn't appear in the notification
area, making it harder to check its status. However, if it's running and it
detects problems, then I think you'll get notifications about this.
You can open windows defender by pressing windows key to go
Hi Virgil,
If you search in windows explorer in windows 7, then you can use wildcard
characters.
You can use the search box, to search the current location:
1. press ctrl+e to move to the search box.
2. type in your search terms, for example draft*.*
3. tab to the items view which displays the
Hi Steven,
I assume you mean windows media player 12 on windows 7.
In windows media player, if you open the context menu of a track, then open the
add to sub menu, then a number of play lists are shown on this sub menu.
Unfortunately, only the last eight of so playlists which have been created
Hi Pablo,
in windows 7, to copy the path of a fle or folder to the clipboard:
1. select it in either the items view or the tree view.
2. press shift + application key to open its extended context menu.
Alternatively you can press shift + f10.
3. Choose copy as path.
David.
original message:
Hi Steven,
yes, in windows 8 the shortcut windows key + E will open File Explorer, with
the Computer folder as the current location. If you want any more information
on File Explorer on windows 8, see the following guide for Jaws users:
http://goo.gl/6oSse
David.
original message:
Will
Hi Donnie,
details of importing messages and contacts into windows live mail can be found
in the importing and exporting messages and contacts section of this guide to
windows live mail 2011:
http://goo.gl/mnHqJ
Note that the current version of this program is windows live mail 2012, but
the
Hi Donnie,
details of how to export messages in outlook express to a backup folder can be
found on the following page:
http://support.microsoft.com/kb/270670
On this page, see the instructions following: Step 1: Copy message files to a
backup folder.
Others on the list may be able to provide
Hi John,
I think that in a new message window, the shortcut alt + b shows/hides the bcc
edit box in many of microsofts email programs. Unfortunately I don't have a
copy of outlook to check this, but you could give it a try.
David.
For answers to frequently asked questions about this list visit:
Hi Lenny,
Although there's no search box on the windows 8 start screen, if you start
typing, then a search pane automatically appears, and your text is entered into
a search box in this search pane. Jaws then automatically reads the first
search result, just like it does in windows 7 or vista.
Hi Teressa,
just to clarify the use of windows key + q.
This keystroke is primarily used for searching within an active window 8 style
app. For example, if the news app is open, then if you press windows key + q,
type in some search terms and press enter, then the contents of the news app is
Hi Nicole,
here's the link to jaws guide to audacity:
http://goo.gl/bZIXh
If you have any problems using audacity, there's an audacity4blind mailing list
- details in the help section of the introduction of the guide.
David.
original message:
What's the link to download the information for
Hi Lisa,
as Ann has already said, unfortunately you need to manually label the graphic,
because this hasn't been done in the Jaws script for the program - I've no idea
why not.
If you need any more details, then it's covered in the guide. Go to the
customizing windows live mail section, and
Hi Rose,
you can change it to a different sound if you want.
1. Open the sound dialog from the control panel.
2. Move to the sounds page.
3. Tab to the tree view and select Notification bar.
4. tab to the sounds combo box. By default it's set to windows information
bar.wav. Change it to something
HI Lisa,
Windows live mail 2012 is nearly identical to windows live mail 2011, so you
can use the guide to the 2011 version for setting up mail rules.
David.
original message:
Hi,
I'm using JAWS 14 Professional and am trying to find a better email client than
Thunderbird so am currently
Hi David,
unfortunately I'm unaware of where to find all the shortcuts for windows 8. I
looked the up the shutdown shortcut in the windows 8 inside out book, which I
don't think contains many others. In fact it didn't have the correct shortcut,
as it was changed in windows 8 rtm, and I had to
Hi David,
you can send stuff to the desktop in windows 8, it just takes more steps.
For programs, if you search from the start screen, open its context menu and
choose open file location, you can create a shortcut from there. For details
see the additional tasks section of this guide to the
Hi David,
just a quick post script.
In both windows 7 and 8, an alternative to putting shortcuts to control panel
items on the desktop is to make use of jump lists. Pin the control panel to the
task bar, then in its jump list, pin the items which you use regularly. You can
use first letter
Hi,
if you want a shortcut for shutdown in windows 8, you could use the following
text:
shutdown /s /hybrid /t 0
Note that including /hybrid is so that you get a fast start following the
shutdown and this is specific to windows 8, and /t 0 means that the shutdown is
immediate, whereas the
Hi Karen,
the problem is that Jaws reads one of these radio buttons as not checked, even
if it is both visibly checked and the behaviour of google search indicates it
is checked. NVDA has the same problem.
The following works on this computer:
1. move to the first option, only when my computer
Hi Karen,
on the settings page, if you move to the radio buttons, then press enter to go
into forms mode, then you can use up and down arrow keys to select the option
you want.
David.
original message:
I turned on my computer this morning to find that IE10 had been installed.
Now, I keep
I've written guides for the following three areas of Windows 8:
Start screen guide:
http://goo.gl/Kepxd
Search pane guide:
http://goo.gl/wnKaZ
Taskbar guide, which covers the taskbar buttons and the notification area:
http://goo.gl/LnNCP
David.
For answers to frequently asked questions about
I posted some links to some guides earlier today, but unfortunately the
shortened links aren't working. This is a repeat of the post with full links.
I've written guides for the following three areas of Windows 8:
Start screen guide:
Hi,
concerning audio tutorials about windows 8, freedom scientific are giving a
free webinar on Feb 13, and these webinars are archived.
http://www.freedomscientific.com/training/Free-Webinars.asp
David.
original message:
Hey gang, Well I've taken the plunge and have upgraded my OS to Windows
I'm not sure if I formatted the link correctly in my previous post. This is a
repeat, in case I didn't.
I've written a guide to File Explorer on Windows 8. The File Explorer program
is equivalent to Windows Explorer on previous versions of Windows. The guide is
available here:
Hi Prateek,
The guide in the message is only for windows 8, but there's a similar guide for
windows explorer on windows 7 available at:
http://goo.gl/QbX8F
David.
original message:
Does this guide also apply to file explorer in Windows7?
Prateek
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