Mike, I opened a folder and set the view details to my liking (alt+v
then h, used alt+d or alt+u to adjust position of detail).
after following the directions that you offered:
I backed out and opened another folder with different file types.
the order of details did not carry over from the
Hi Mario,
I'm sorry but, at this point I just don't have anything else to add. The
steps I outlined are how I set my folders / sub-folders but, I use List View
so, that might be the difference. Have you tried using the Customize This
Folder, option in the View Menu?
Take care.
Mike
This
How do you save multiple attachments in outlook 2010. I would like to save
them to a particular folder so I don't have to hunt for them.
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Hi Mario,
Yes, try the following I'll use the Documents folder as the example:
1. Open your Documents folder, open the View menu with, Alt + V.
2. Make all your settings changes that you would like for all folders
close the View menu or, if they're already the way you want them do this:
Mike,
Yep. That did it. Many thanks, as that was driving me crazy.
Dave Carlson
Oregonian, woodworker, Musician, and pioneer
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Okay, I was trying some hotkey combinations, and now I am constantly hearing
Outline Levels, Paragraph Marks, and New Lines. How do I get those turned
off and stay off? Possibly do I need to delete the default template?
Word 2007, Windows 7.
Dave Carlson
Oregonian, woodworker, Musician, and
Brian:
What I do is that when I'm in a message with multiple attachments, I use the
alt key to get to the file menu, and then arrow down until I come to save
attachments. I hit enter on that option, and then navigate to the folder in
which I want my attachments to be saved, and that's basically
Hi Dave,
Below are some notes I've saved. Hopefully 1 of them will help.
you probably have the show all button pressed in Word. I don't know what
version of word you're using, but in word2010, in the home ribbon, under the
paragraph group, there is a button called show all. If that button is
This thread may continue, as long as it pertains to Jaws.
Currently, I am not aware of any GPS that works with Jaws, if that is what
the letters refer to in this message.
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I believe thumbnails refer to pictures and icons are ascii characters.
so, if the option in the view tab is:
You can apply the view (such as Details or Icons) that you are using for
this folder to all folders of this type.
and in the settings, the first item is set as:
always show icons, never
I believe thumbnails refer to pictures and icons are ascii characters.
so, if the option in the view tab is:
You can apply the view (such as Details or Icons) that you are using for
this folder to all folders of this type.
and in the settings, the first item is set as:
always show icons, never
Mario,
If you are in Tile view, icons are displayed like tiles in a shower are laid
out, need to be navigated using your Left / right arrow up / down arrow
keys. So, if you are not finding the Customize This Folder option try
putting your view into List view it'll be a whole lot easier
Mike, when I change the view to list, JAWS does not read the details if
I arrow to the right. nor does changing to small icons, tile, or
content. you mention custom. where is it? it's not in the view menu. I'm
using w7 pro 64.
I've changed the view file setting of always show icons, never
Dave, if you'll go into JAWS verbosity, and it is different if you go in
your email program or in, say Office 2010. I know if you have Office 2010,
you can find that about announcing paragraphs, that kind of stuff in Insert
V for Verbosity.
GIFT (God is forever true),
Carolyn
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Hi Mario,
the, Customize This Folder, is in the View Menu. Open the View Menu
arrow up 3 times or, press the letter, F, as in Frank.
Take care.
Mike
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Hi Mario,
My View Menu settings are as follows, they are this way in my partition
external drives as well:
1. List is checked.
2. Sort By, Name is checked.
3. Group By, press enter on None, if available, if None isn't showing that
is already the selection.
4. Customize This Folder,
Hi Alexandra, Please tell us what new and interesting things you see at
SightCity! I specifically remember hearing that Spain was doing something
really good in the GPS field.
Vicky
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is there a way to set the view details for a folder as the default for
every folder?
I want to have every file have the type, date and size show up in any
folder I look in without having to change the details for a particular
folder. I don't know if I made enough sense but if clarification is
Yes, please, tell us something about it: I'm so excited to know!
Il 22/05/2015 14:44, Vicky Vaughan ha scritto:
Hi Alexandra, Please tell us what new and interesting things you see at
SightCity! I specifically remember hearing that Spain was doing something
really good in the GPS field.
Hi All,
Running a Dell Inspiron 3847 computer with Win7 Pro 64 bit, J16, an
onboard Realtek soundcard. I am attempting to change the settings in the
equalizer but, after making the changes, saving them applying when
applicable, okaying my way out the settings will revert back to the
It's amazing programmers are still finding uses for that antique. Peter Norton
explains it in his venerable DOS manual, which is probably long out of print.
Ted
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