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RealCat
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      06-24-2008
The toolbar of Windows Explorer and file open/save dialog, was
customizable (at least choose what to display) on Windows XP, but not
on Windows Vista. Well, I don't want much but I hope there's a delete
icon because I delete files often. That was possible on Windows XP,
but it looks like I have no control over what is being displayed on
Windows Vista.

Can't I display "delete" or "property" icon instead of those stupid
"play all" and "burn" icons?
 
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Jan Hyde (VB MVP)
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      06-24-2008
RealCat <>'s wild thoughts were released
on Tue, 24 Jun 2008 04:49:38 -0700 (PDT) bearing the
following fruit:

>The toolbar of Windows Explorer and file open/save dialog, was
>customizable (at least choose what to display) on Windows XP, but not
>on Windows Vista. Well, I don't want much but I hope there's a delete
>icon because I delete files often. That was possible on Windows XP,
>but it looks like I have no control over what is being displayed on
>Windows Vista.
>
>Can't I display "delete" or "property" icon instead of those stupid
>"play all" and "burn" icons?


If you delete files often, wouldn't it be quicker for you to
just right click and select 'delete', or even quicker if you
are a keyboard user, hit the 'delete' key? I'm curious...


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Colin Barnhorst
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      06-24-2008
You can turn on the classic menu bar from the Organize/Layout menu.

"RealCat" <> wrote in message
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> The toolbar of Windows Explorer and file open/save dialog, was
> customizable (at least choose what to display) on Windows XP, but not
> on Windows Vista. Well, I don't want much but I hope there's a delete
> icon because I delete files often. That was possible on Windows XP,
> but it looks like I have no control over what is being displayed on
> Windows Vista.
>
> Can't I display "delete" or "property" icon instead of those stupid
> "play all" and "burn" icons?


 
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RealCat
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      06-24-2008
On Jun 24, 10:45*pm, "Jan Hyde (VB MVP)"
<StellaDrin...@REMOVE.ME.uboot.com> wrote:
> RealCat <typing...@gmail.com>'s wild thoughts were released
> on Tue, 24 Jun 2008 04:49:38 -0700 (PDT) bearing the
> following fruit:
>
> >The toolbar of Windows Explorer and file open/save dialog, was
> >customizable (at least choose what to display) on Windows XP, but not
> >on Windows Vista. Well, I don't want much but I hope there's a delete
> >icon because I delete files often. That was possible on Windows XP,
> >but it looks like I have no control over what is being displayed on
> >Windows Vista.

>
> >Can't I display "delete" or "property" icon instead of those stupid
> >"play all" and "burn" icons?

>
> If you delete files often, wouldn't it be quicker for you to
> just right click and select 'delete', or even quicker if you
> are a keyboard user, hit the 'delete' key? I'm curious...
>
> --
> Jan Hyde
>
> https://mvp.support.microsoft.com/profile/Jan.Hyde


No, I am sorry. For me, the toolbar delete was more convenient. I
often use only mouse to operate Windows so I prefer that to the delete
key.
 
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Jan Hyde (VB MVP)
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      06-25-2008
RealCat <>'s wild thoughts were released
on Tue, 24 Jun 2008 04:49:38 -0700 (PDT) bearing the
following fruit:

>The toolbar of Windows Explorer and file open/save dialog, was
>customizable (at least choose what to display) on Windows XP, but not
>on Windows Vista. Well, I don't want much but I hope there's a delete
>icon because I delete files often. That was possible on Windows XP,
>but it looks like I have no control over what is being displayed on
>Windows Vista.
>
>Can't I display "delete" or "property" icon instead of those stupid
>"play all" and "burn" icons?


I came across a similar post.
http://help.lockergnome.com/general/...pict54263.html

The OP said he has success with 'QTTabBar' - This link in
the post itself doesn't seem to work though.


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Hiren
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      06-25-2008
Link working fine here.

"Jan Hyde (VB MVP)" <> wrote in message
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RealCat <>'s wild thoughts were released
on Tue, 24 Jun 2008 04:49:38 -0700 (PDT) bearing the
following fruit:

>The toolbar of Windows Explorer and file open/save dialog, was
>customizable (at least choose what to display) on Windows XP, but not
>on Windows Vista. Well, I don't want much but I hope there's a delete
>icon because I delete files often. That was possible on Windows XP,
>but it looks like I have no control over what is being displayed on
>Windows Vista.
>
>Can't I display "delete" or "property" icon instead of those stupid
>"play all" and "burn" icons?


I came across a similar post.
http://help.lockergnome.com/general/...pict54263.html

The OP said he has success with 'QTTabBar' - This link in
the post itself doesn't seem to work though.


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Jan Hyde

https://mvp.support.microsoft.com/profile/Jan.Hyde

 
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