Short cuts and other tips Vista Tips Discuss Short cuts and other tips in the Windows Vista forums; Dear Felix, Since you seem to be one of the most informative and prolific writers of on this site (no offense to other great and informative posters) and since I'...

[Galt]

Dear Felix,

Since you seem to be one of the most informative and prolific writers of on this site (no offense to other great and informative posters) and since I'm getting tired of copying and pasting your useful and most informative posts to my Journal, could you find it in your heart to compile all that info into a file.

Sincerely,
JGalt

[JoshW02@hotmail.co.uk]

Here Here A Good Idea!

[felix8406]

Originally Posted by Galt

Dear Felix,

Since you seem to be one of the most informative and prolific writers of on this site (no offense to other great and informative posters) and since I'm getting tired of copying and pasting your useful and most informative posts to my Journal, could you find it in your heart to compile all that info into a file.

Sincerely,
JGalt

Galt. I'll see what I can come up with. Although, I was thinking about dividing this thread into specific/related threads (by topics); It'll probably make it easier to read. What do you think?

[Galt]

Originally Posted by felix8406

Galt. I'll see what I can come up with. Although, I was thinking about dividing this thread into specific/related threads (by topics); It'll probably make it easier to read. What do you think?

That's more work for you however you make a good point, problem is your posts of useful information is all over the place, (not to mention other posters great tips) and presently I've been sticking your stuff and theirs in a long Journal to port over to Word. I've done much the same for my own personal Useful Utilities, that many users from Cnet, Zdnet and a couple of others e-mailed me for that includes links, but it's a lot of work.

Regretfully this forum does not utilize a File Transfer section as my Old PHPNuke Forum did. It was a great place to stick stuff like this.

[Davehc]

I admire Felix' efforts, but as I said in a previous posting, its already in a notbook form - it's called help and support , on the Start menu.

[Galt]

Originally Posted by Davehc

I admire Felix' efforts, but as I said in a previous posting, its already in a notbook form - it's called help and support , on the Start menu.

You miss the point of my request Dave, and a simpler info/tips list with the nuance's of experience and testing that are included in the posts offering help by the individual postings not just by Felix, but by all users on this Forum. As of this moment there are 3,498 posts, 605 threads, and 935 members all of whom do not or can't contribute often. A Word list with use of the find function, is a lot faster, than the search click, click hunting for support info from the start menu and the ability of someone to re-define it, and cut out the MS hype and bull.

[felix8406]

Check out an easy to use feature of IE7 called Quick Tabs. It enables you to have one view of all open tabs. Simply click the Quick Tab icon located to the right of Favorites icon. Once on Quick Tabs View, you simply click anywhere on the tab to open it, or click the X to close the tab. Try this, open three or more WebPages using win IE7, the click the Quick Tab icon. Happy computing!

[Galt]

Since I do a good deal of online research, these two get used by me quite a bit.

To save a group of tabs, click the Add to Favorites button , and then click Add Tab Group to Favorites. Give the group a folder name, and then click Add.

6 How do I open a group of tabs that I've saved?
Click the Favorites Center button and then click the folder that you want to open. Click the arrow to the right of the folder name . All of the webpages will open on separate tabs.

Lots of keyboard tips, if you just open a new blank tab, and read the info.

[Davehc]

Ok. I am not about to disagree - just making a point. I find one click on Help and Support and typing in what I am looking for, displays all the info (and indexing I need. I do not normall need to redefine it, whatever that means. I am not quite clear as to where you are going but I do not get that clicking onto this forum, waiting (brief) for it to open, entering your name and password, another small wait, clicking on whatever you are proposing, and then onto a keyword, can possibly be quicker.

[crabby]

This great thread tells me stuff I didn't know... and I am not saying that now that I do I will use it, or that if I didn't know something I would come here first, BUT its nice to know stuff and atleast if I ever get to using any of this stuff I wont have to find the answer because I already know it

Long live the thread of knowledge!

crabby