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07-04-2006
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| Guest | No thumbprints Why do I not have the option to see thumbprints in file manager.// All the jpeg files have common scene. Ride safe Barry |
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07-04-2006
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| Guest | Re: No thumbprints I think you mean "thumbnails". The old Thumbnails and Filsmtrip views don't exist anymore. You just click Views and select the icon size you want. Or hold down the Ctrl key while spinning your mouse wheel. The JPEGS and other common picture types should appear like thumbnails automatically, not as generic icons. "limeybiker" <abbl(nospam)@att.net> wrote in message news:62EE646B-7F98-4D7D-AF53-5A61C354DEA1@microsoft.com... > Why do I not have the option to see thumbprints in file manager.// > > All the jpeg files have common scene. > > Ride safe > > Barry |
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07-05-2006
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| Guest | Re: No thumbprints Thanks for that, but I still don't get the "thumbnails". When I hold down the control key and roll the wheel, the images either increase or decrease in size, but stay as generic icons. Ride safe Barry "Alan Simpson" <alan@coolnerds.com> wrote in message news:B7828B67-B00D-4DC2-B969-9759DAA463FF@microsoft.com... >I think you mean "thumbnails". The old Thumbnails and Filsmtrip views don't >exist anymore. You just click Views and select the icon size you want. Or >hold down the Ctrl key while spinning your mouse wheel. The JPEGS and other >common picture types should appear like thumbnails automatically, not as >generic icons. > > > "limeybiker" <abbl(nospam)@att.net> wrote in message > news:62EE646B-7F98-4D7D-AF53-5A61C354DEA1@microsoft.com... >> Why do I not have the option to see thumbprints in file manager.// >> >> All the jpeg files have common scene. >> >> Ride safe >> >> Barry > |
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07-06-2006
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| Guest | Re: No thumbprints Found the problem. The setting is under tools folder options view, the always show icons was checked. Ride safe Barry "limeybiker" <abbl(nospam)@att.net> wrote in message news:137890C3-F1DD-4DAF-A55D-F7A2CADA356F@microsoft.com... > Thanks for that, but I still don't get the "thumbnails". > > When I hold down the control key and roll the wheel, the images either > increase or decrease in size, but stay as generic icons. > > Ride safe > > Barry > > "Alan Simpson" <alan@coolnerds.com> wrote in message > news:B7828B67-B00D-4DC2-B969-9759DAA463FF@microsoft.com... >>I think you mean "thumbnails". The old Thumbnails and Filsmtrip views >>don't exist anymore. You just click Views and select the icon size you >>want. Or hold down the Ctrl key while spinning your mouse wheel. The JPEGS >>and other common picture types should appear like thumbnails >>automatically, not as generic icons. >> >> >> "limeybiker" <abbl(nospam)@att.net> wrote in message >> news:62EE646B-7F98-4D7D-AF53-5A61C354DEA1@microsoft.com... >>> Why do I not have the option to see thumbprints in file manager.// >>> >>> All the jpeg files have common scene. >>> >>> Ride safe >>> >>> Barry >> > |
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