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Windows 7 How To: Filter Specific File Types In Explorer Window
Everyone knows this scenario: You want to open a file in the File Browser Dialog but the filter is set for a variety of filetypes (e.g. all image formats) but you only want to see the JPEG-Images.
Here is the solution: type (without the quotes) "*.jpg" into "Filename" textbox and hit "Enter". Done!
Explanation: the "*" stands for any name so you want to filter any file name with the file type ".jpg".
Enjoy!
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June 27th, 2011 - 11:42
Hello
I’m a relatively new Windows user and recently upgraded to Windows 7 64-bit Home Premium on my laptop.
I do not want to advertise which user accounts are available on my laptop and would prefer the standard Ctl-Alt-Del
method of logging in.
I tried the various steps of accessing password management, went to the Advanced tab, but the “Require
users to press Ctrl-Alt-Delete” check box is grayed out.
I am the administrator on this lap top, so I am at a loss.
Is this not possible with Home Premium?
Am I missing something?
Thanks in advance,
Ken Reed