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| | Hidden Folders I noted that some folders are not visible in Windows Explorer, i.e C:\Users<profilename>AppData. Also, it appears registered file types do not have their file extensions displayed. Is there a way to re-enable these options? JW |
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| | Re: Hidden Folders Yup, In folder options>view Jeff "Jerry West" <jw@comcast.net> wrote in message news:12goronao4ke01f@news.supernews.com... >I noted that some folders are not visible in Windows Explorer, i.e >C:\Users<profilename>AppData. Also, it appears registered file types do not >have their file extensions displayed. Is there a way to re-enable these >options? > > JW > |
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| | Re: Hidden Folders In Windows Explorer hit the alt key to enable the menu bar. Go to Tools, Folder Options, and click the View tab. Select "Show hidden files and folders" and under that uncheck "Hide extensions for known file types. "Jerry West" <jw@comcast.net> wrote in message news:12goronao4ke01f@news.supernews.com... >I noted that some folders are not visible in Windows Explorer, i.e >C:\Users<profilename>AppData. Also, it appears registered file types do not >have their file extensions displayed. Is there a way to re-enable these >options? > > JW > |
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| | Re: Hidden Folders Thanks...the Alt key was the piece I was missing. JW "Chaucer" <private@nospam.net> wrote in message news:uXdvZod2GHA.3564@TK2MSFTNGP03.phx.gbl... > In Windows Explorer hit the alt key to enable the menu bar. Go to Tools, > Folder Options, and click the View tab. Select "Show hidden files and > folders" and under that uncheck "Hide extensions for known file types. > > "Jerry West" <jw@comcast.net> wrote in message > news:12goronao4ke01f@news.supernews.com... >>I noted that some folders are not visible in Windows Explorer, i.e >>C:\Users<profilename>AppData. Also, it appears registered file types do >>not have their file extensions displayed. Is there a way to re-enable >>these options? >> >> JW >> > |
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| | Re: Hidden Folders Wow, that was painful! I've been searching the forums for half an hour to figure out how to get to tools -> options. Having to hit the alt key isn't intuitive at all - Why not make it behave like WMP, where right-clicking the top bar brings up the File / Tools / Etc menus? "Jerry West" wrote: > Thanks...the Alt key was the piece I was missing. > > JW > > "Chaucer" <private@nospam.net> wrote in message > news:uXdvZod2GHA.3564@TK2MSFTNGP03.phx.gbl... > > In Windows Explorer hit the alt key to enable the menu bar. Go to Tools, > > Folder Options, and click the View tab. Select "Show hidden files and > > folders" and under that uncheck "Hide extensions for known file types. > > > > "Jerry West" <jw@comcast.net> wrote in message > > news:12goronao4ke01f@news.supernews.com... > >>I noted that some folders are not visible in Windows Explorer, i.e > >>C:\Users<profilename>AppData. Also, it appears registered file types do > >>not have their file extensions displayed. Is there a way to re-enable > >>these options? > >> > >> JW > >> > > > > > |
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