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Guest replied

7 June 2004, 18:22
Re: 1) close any apps

See.

The boy wonder is right.

Windoze is intuitively obvious.

Not.
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Guest replied

7 June 2004, 16:00
Re: 1) close any apps

Oh yeah! Cheers Scotty. Just for that you can murder ten fish and fortyfive maggots without me moaning at you!
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Guest replied

7 June 2004, 14:42
1) close any apps

2) open any folder from windows
3) click views and then details
4) click the 'name button' to sort on that field
5) close the window by holding down the <ctrl> key while pressing the x in the top right corner
6) open an app and go to 'open file'. should be fine?
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Guest started a topic Open file dialog order

7 June 2004, 14:05
Open file dialog order

For some reason the open file dialog in most apps on my laptop (but not some MS stuff like Excel or Word) has decided to show files by date rather than name as the default.

Very minor prob but irritating. Any idea how I set name as default again?

Ta much.

Ps Win98
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