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HDRDTD
Yep, same place as in XP, under Programs-Accessories
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Alan Simpson
Or just open any folder on your system. They all show through Windows
Explorer. Open your Computer folder to see drives through Explorer.
Explorer. Open your Computer folder to see drives through Explorer.
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Alan Simpson
There's also a Computer folder, which is basically the same as My Computer
in XP. Typically you just click the Start button and click Computer on the
right side of the Start menu to open it. If there is no Computer option on
the right side of the Start menu, right-click the Start button and choose
Propeties. Click the Customize button on the Start Menu tab. Choose "Display
as link" under the Computer heading and click OK. (That whole Properties
dialog box works basically the same as it did in XP).
in XP. Typically you just click the Start button and click Computer on the
right side of the Start menu to open it. If there is no Computer option on
the right side of the Start menu, right-click the Start button and choose
Propeties. Click the Customize button on the Start Menu tab. Choose "Display
as link" under the Computer heading and click OK. (That whole Properties
dialog box works basically the same as it did in XP).
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Alan Simpson
One last minor thing. You can put a shortcut to that folder on your desktop.
Right-click the desktop and choose Personalize. Click Change Desktop Icons
in the left column. Check Computer and click OK.
Right-click the desktop and choose Personalize. Click Change Desktop Icons
in the left column. Check Computer and click OK.
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Tony
Is there a Windows Expl;orer, as in I can see all my drive letters and work
with that?
Tks heaps in advance
with that?
Tks heaps in advance