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Howard #1
Vista annoyances
1 - In windows explorer backsapce no longer goes up a directory, it goes to
the previsouly visted dir same as alt + left arrow. there's no shortcut for
going to parent dir.
2 - In command prompt, droping a folder to the windows is disabled, in
previous versions of windows it gives the path of that folder. (this applies
to files too)
Please add a shortcut key for pasting.
3. Restart your computer no longer prompts for user confirmation. This could
probably be re-enabled with a registry hack or powertoy
4. Is there a way to use the XP picture preview slide show. the new one is
slower and more resource intensive with all those 3D effects.
Thats all for now :)
Howard Guest
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Howard #2
Vista annoyances
1 - In windows explorer backsapce no longer goes up a directory, it goes to
the previsouly visted dir same as alt + left arrow. there's no shortcut for
going to parent dir.
2 - In command prompt, droping a folder to the windows is disabled, in
previous versions of windows it gives the path of that folder. (this applies
to files too)
Please add a shortcut key for pasting.
3. Restart your computer no longer prompts for user confirmation. This could
probably be re-enabled with a registry hack or powertoy
4. Is there a way to use the XP picture preview slide show. the new one is
slower and more resource intensive with all those 3D effects.
Thats all for now :)
Howard Guest
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Howard #3
Vista annoyances
1 - In windows explorer backsapce no longer goes up a directory, it goes to
the previsouly visted dir same as alt + left arrow. there's no shortcut for
going to parent dir.
2 - In command prompt, droping a folder to the windows is disabled, in
previous versions of windows it gives the path of that folder. (this applies
to files too)
Please add a shortcut key for pasting.
3. Restart your computer no longer prompts for user confirmation. This could
probably be re-enabled with a registry hack or powertoy
4. Is there a way to use the XP picture preview slide show. the new one is
slower and more resource intensive with all those 3D effects.
Thats all for now :)
Howard Guest
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Howard #4
Re: Vista annoyances
sorry for the double post.
"Howard" <howdy0909@yahoo.com> wrote in message
news:uE3dE$TSGHA.5656@TK2MSFTNGP11.phx.gbl...>1 - In windows explorer backsapce no longer goes up a directory, it goes to
>the previsouly visted dir same as alt + left arrow. there's no shortcut for
>going to parent dir.
>
> 2 - In command prompt, droping a folder to the windows is disabled, in
> previous versions of windows it gives the path of that folder. (this
> applies to files too)
> Please add a shortcut key for pasting.
>
> 3. Restart your computer no longer prompts for user confirmation. This
> could probably be re-enabled with a registry hack or powertoy
>
> 4. Is there a way to use the XP picture preview slide show. the new one is
> slower and more resource intensive with all those 3D effects.
>
>
> Thats all for now :)
>
Howard Guest
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Blaine #5
RE: Vista annoyances
For #1, I believe you can use alt + up arrow to go up a directory. Or you
can click on the 'bread crumb' bar.
"Howard" wrote:
> 1 - In windows explorer backsapce no longer goes up a directory, it goes to
> the previsouly visted dir same as alt + left arrow. there's no shortcut for
> going to parent dir.
>
> 2 - In command prompt, droping a folder to the windows is disabled, in
> previous versions of windows it gives the path of that folder. (this applies
> to files too)
> Please add a shortcut key for pasting.
>
> 3. Restart your computer no longer prompts for user confirmation. This could
> probably be re-enabled with a registry hack or powertoy
>
> 4. Is there a way to use the XP picture preview slide show. the new one is
> slower and more resource intensive with all those 3D effects.
>
>
> Thats all for now :)
>
>
>
>
>Blaine Guest



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