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Windows 10 Widen date/time area in taskbar system tray
I did solve my problem. I'm using T-Clock, and it's giving me exactly what I want in the notification area.- gogreen
- Post #17
- Forum: Windows Help and Support
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Snipping Tool saved files are hidden
I'm not sure what happened, maybe clearing all the junk files, maybe a restart, but the problem is solved. Thanks.- gogreen
- Post #3
- Forum: Windows Software
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Snipping Tool saved files are hidden
This past weekend I upgraded to Version 1607, OS Build 14393.187, the anniversary build, and the snipping tool is saving files to my desktop, where I want them saved, but they are hidden. This problem occurred a few months ago after a clean reinstall--I don't remember how I solved it, but F5...- gogreen
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- anniversary build build 14393 desktop file explorer hidden files reinstall snipping tool solutions upgrade version 1607
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- Forum: Windows Software
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Windows 10 Widen date/time area in taskbar system tray
Thank you both. I'm on: Version 1607 OS Build 14393.187- gogreen
- Post #16
- Forum: Windows Help and Support
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Windows 10 Widen date/time area in taskbar system tray
I have seen "fixes" that use 3rd party apps, but I prefer not to do that, if I can avoid it. I must be misunderstanding something.In Neemobeer's graphic in post #10, how do I choose the long date? I've tried hovering the mouse over my choice to highlight it, selecting it with left click, and...- gogreen
- Post #12
- Forum: Windows Help and Support
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Windows 10 Widen date/time area in taskbar system tray
I don't understand. So how do I select the long format?- gogreen
- Post #9
- Forum: Windows Help and Support
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Windows 10 Widen date/time area in taskbar system tray
Thanks, guys. To clarify, my laptop is not allowing me to use any Long date or Long time formats--only Short date and Short time. Shouldn't make any difference whether it's a laptop or a desktop PC. So how do I get the laptop to allow Long dates and Long times?- gogreen
- Post #7
- Forum: Windows Help and Support
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Windows 10 Widen date/time area in taskbar system tray
Thank you, Pnamajck. I replied to Nemobeer before I saw your message. I have tried the adjustments you suggest, but the area isn't wide enough on my laptop to show the day and date on one line. When I make those changes in the Regions settings and customize format, the date and time changes only...- gogreen
- Post #5
- Forum: Windows Help and Support
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Windows 10 Widen date/time area in taskbar system tray
Thank you, Neemobeer. When I right-click the taskbar, I don't see a "properties" option. I get the attached.- gogreen
- Post #4
- Forum: Windows Help and Support
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Windows 10 Widen date/time area in taskbar system tray
On my laptop I'd like to widen the day and date area so that the day and date fit on one line. For instance, for today, I'd like it to display "Friday/09/16/2016." I have made this change in settings, and when I hover the mouse over that area, the display is correct. But because the display area...- gogreen
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- accessibility customization date format day and date desktop display area hover display laptop settings adjustment system tray time display time zone ui design user interface widen area windows 10 windows 11 windows settings
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- Forum: Windows Help and Support
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Sync OneNote 2010
I should have done this initially, but I ran a test, and I see that OneNote syncs both ways. Problem solved. Thanks, bassfisher6522.- gogreen
- Post #3
- Forum: Windows Software
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Sync OneNote 2010
I have set up my laptop OneNote 2010 installation to sync to OneNote 2010 on my desktop PC. It's working great this way--I like way the laptop syncs automatically (or manually, if I so choose) to my desktop PC. I will take the laptop when I travel, and I anticipate adding more notes and...- gogreen
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- advice automatic data desktop experts installation laptop manual notes onenote revision sync travel
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- Forum: Windows Software
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Windows 10 List specific shared folder in Network, not root folder
Tried it again, and now it's working OK.- gogreen
- Post #6
- Forum: Windows Networking
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Windows 10 List specific shared folder in Network, not root folder
Yes, I tried that. First I removed all sharing right down the folder tree. I even restarted. When I try to share only the desktop folder, I still get C:\Users..., even though Windows tells me its sharing the specific desktop folder. Did I miss a setting?- gogreen
- Post #5
- Forum: Windows Networking
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Windows 10 List specific shared folder in Network, not root folder
Thanks, Neemobeer. I suppose that would be a good workaround. Even when I remove the share completely and then share only the desktop, it still appears as the Users root folder, through which I have to drill down to the desktop folder. What I'd like to do is list it in Network (bottom picture...- gogreen
- Post #3
- Forum: Windows Networking