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Checkboxes in Windows Explorer
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Is there a simple way to select multiple files when using only a mouse or track pad?
On your desktop, open Windows Explorer (or My Documents or any other file window), and then select Organize > Folder and Search Options and then the View tab. Down the list, check “Use Check boxes to select items”. Hover your mouse over any file or folder, and a checkbox will now appear in the corner of the file icon.
Checkboxes in Windows Explorer
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Is there a simple way to select multiple files when using only a mouse or track pad?
On your desktop, open Windows Explorer (or My Documents or any other file window), and then select Organize > Folder and Search Options and then the View tab. Down the list, check “Use Check boxes to select items”. Hover your mouse over any file or folder, and a checkbox will now appear in the corner of the file icon.
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Tips and tricks for the Notification Area
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The Notification Area is the bit of your screen at the bottom right with the clock and lots of other notification icons in it. But in Windows 7, you can fully customize the Notification Area to show you just the things you need, when you need them. Hit the Up Arrow and then Customize. You can now select, for each program or function, whether to show nothing, important notifications, or both icons and notifications. Your Notification Area now prioritizes only those things that matter most to you.
Tips and tricks for the Notification Area
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The Notification Area is the bit of your screen at the bottom right with the clock and lots of other notification icons in it. But in Windows 7, you can fully customize the Notification Area to show you just the things you need, when you need them. Hit the Up Arrow and then Customize. You can now select, for each program or function, whether to show nothing, important notifications, or both icons and notifications. Your Notification Area now prioritizes only those things that matter most to you.
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Find Programs faster
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The Start Menu is a beloved feature to start programs. However, if you use countless programs, finding installed software can be difficult as the menu gets clogged up. So, just use Windows 7’s supercharged Search at the bottom of the Start Menu. By the time you’ve typed in ‘PowerPoint’, the program will be there on the results list.
Find Programs faster
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The Start Menu is a beloved feature to start programs. However, if you use countless programs, finding installed software can be difficult as the menu gets clogged up. So, just use Windows 7’s supercharged Search at the bottom of the Start Menu. By the time you’ve typed in ‘PowerPoint’, the program will be there on the results list.
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