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|    TOM WALKER to RALPH O'ROURKE    |
|    Accessing Win7 files    |
|    14 Jan 11 08:18:00    |
      RO>Question: is there an easy, one-step way to look at, gain access       RO>to, modify, move, etc. any and all files on a Win7 setup.              RO>With a WinXP setup, I can just go to Explorer/by merely going to       RO>Explorer/Tools/View and checking boxes or unchecking boxes. But so       RO>far with Win7, I seem to be limited to going thru a lot of hoops       RO>just to access any one folder.              I am not a Win 7 user but found this on the internet.       In case no win 7 guru speaks up give it a try.              ******       Windows operating systems have got a lot of secrets, more than you       think. In fact, there are some files and folders which, by default, are       hidden and concealed for security reasons. If you want to be able to see       what Windows (XP, Vista and 7) try to take away from your eyes, here is       a simple trick for you. Be-aware! These hidden files and folders are       invisible for your own safety! So, do not mess up with them!               1. Click the Windows Explorer folder.        2. Click the Organize link located on the upper left side of its        toolbar.        3. Click Folder Search Options.        4. Cick the View Tab.        5. Under Advanced Settings, click Show hidden files, folders, or        drives.        6. Click OK!       ---        þ SLMR 2.1a þ 0         * Origin: Doc's Place BBS Fido Since 1991 docsplace.tzo.com (1:123/140)    |
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