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strikermax \(removethis\)
How do I set up Windows XP Home Edition so that I get what
is referred to as the "Classic View"?
is referred to as the "Classic View"?
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Epona
strikermax said:How do I set up Windows XP Home Edition so that I get what
is referred to as the "Classic View"?
You use the help and support centre. Had you actually bothered to use it
instead of expecting someone to use it for you, you'd have found your
answer. I suggest you do so now.
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Will Denny
Hi
Right click the Start Button, select Properties and then 'Classic Start menu'.
Right click the Start Button, select Properties and then 'Classic Start menu'.
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Malvern
strikermax (removethis) @bigfoot.com said:How do I set up Windows XP Home Edition so that I get what
is referred to as the "Classic View"?
Open any folder, go to Tools>Folder options...>General tab, and at the top
of the dialog box (Tasks section), mark "Use Windows Classic folders"
instead of "Show common tasks...".
Malv
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Harry Ohrn
Epona said:You use the help and support centre. Had you actually bothered to use it
instead of expecting someone to use it for you, you'd have found your
answer. I suggest you do so now.
posting under a new name Cassandra?
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Bruce Chambers
Greetings --
1) Right-click the Task Bar > Properties > Start Menu, ensure
"Classic Start menu" is selected.
2) Right-click an empty spot on the Desktop > Properties > Themes >
select "Windows Classic."
3) Right-click My Computer > Properties > Performance > Settings >
Visual Effects, ensure "Adjust for best performance" is selected.
Bruce Chambers
--
Help us help you:
You can have peace. Or you can have freedom. Don't ever count on
having both at once. -- RAH
"strikermax (removethis) @bigfoot.com"
1) Right-click the Task Bar > Properties > Start Menu, ensure
"Classic Start menu" is selected.
2) Right-click an empty spot on the Desktop > Properties > Themes >
select "Windows Classic."
3) Right-click My Computer > Properties > Performance > Settings >
Visual Effects, ensure "Adjust for best performance" is selected.
Bruce Chambers
--
Help us help you:
You can have peace. Or you can have freedom. Don't ever count on
having both at once. -- RAH
"strikermax (removethis) @bigfoot.com"
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Guest
where is the help and support centre? if helping people out upsets you so.......maybe you should do something else with your free time. happy new year!!