"ken" <ken@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:0BB1A459-6182-4163-BDA2-80D88776FE1B@microsoft.com...
> Steve, I'm sorry but these tired old must be more tired than I thought. I
> do
> not see any file attached.
>
> "Steve Easton" wrote:
>
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>> "ken" <ken@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
>> news:E8B365C9-D9CE-40F0-A4A6-E836380C09CB@microsoft.com...
>> > Michael,thanks for the quick reply but I don't see an attached file.
>> >
>>
>> Scroll down and copy paste what he posted into notepad and save it with
>> the .reg extension.
>>
>> --
>>
>> Steve Easton
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>>
>>
>>
Maybe it has something to do with the fact you appear to be viewing and
posting from the Web interface as opposed to using an e-mail client. I'm
not sure because I'm not using the web interface at this time.
Just a note of caution about "Moving." Many years ago, early in my Windows
experience so it might have been Windows 3.1 I opted to move a bunch of
files at once to a different folder or drive and hit a glitch and lost a
sizable chunk of those files. I scrounged around and managed to get most of
them back off of backups but it wasn't easy. The lesson, for me anyway,
always Copy. Then, if something goes wrong, you've lost nothing. You can
always delete the originals after a successful copy but if you move and
something goes wrong, you've lost the originals as well and it may be a real
chore getting them back, if at all.
--
Michael Solomon
Backup is a PC user's best friend
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