Vista got this one right. 'Bout Time
I usually end up downloading a large number of pictures from my camera. All
these pictures invariable are identified was numbers, like 000001.jpg and
000002.jpg. I, of course have to rename them.
When you click on "rename" in Vista, it automatically highlights the file
name, BUT not the file extension. I bet you I've typed "jpg" or "mpg"
fifteen or twenty thousand times in the last few years. No more. It's a
good thing.
James...
Excited now. I wonder what else Vista got right?
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- Re: Vista got this one right. Bout Time
... When you click on "rename" in Vista, it automatically highlights the file name, BUT not the file extension. ...
(misc.news.internet.discuss) - Re: Lost document When I Changed Its Name Please Help!
... those with a file extension associated with Word. ... > rename the document in Windows Explorer. ... >>to open it by double-clicking in an Exploring window. ...
(microsoft.public.word.application.errors) - Re: Lost document When I Changed Its Name Please Help!
... If you renamed the file in an Exploring window, such as My Computer, ... So if the file extension is incorrect or missing in the file name ... you should be able to rename the file on your local ... > the Roxio program, but I cannot convert it back to Word, ...
(microsoft.public.word.application.errors) - Re: File extensions automically added to new files
... This is going to sound dumb maybe, but they have to rename the page anyway either via Save as or ... Microsoft MVP FrontPage ... > change FP default file extension that it gives to new files. ... > already has the "asp" file extension, not necessary to Save As or rename ...
(microsoft.public.frontpage.client) - Re: Do you like Windows XP Professional or Vista?
... file extension that the documents are saved with? ... Vista will. ... GB of memory total, including video memory. ... 64 bit versions of operating systems (XP has one, ...
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