vista windows need delete ability

My windows mail and picture gallery etc. do not have the option to delete in
the tool bars. I do not like right clicking to be the only option for
deleting. Is there a way to place an "X" in the tool bar for deleting?

You can add a delete icon to the toolbar in Windows Mail by right-clicking
the toolbar and selecting "Customize".

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"mike givens" <> wrote in message
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> My windows mail and picture gallery etc. do not have the option to delete
> in the tool bars. I do not like right clicking to be the only option for
> deleting. Is there a way to place an "X" in the tool bar for deleting?

In Picture Gallery click File>Delete.

"Richard G. Harper" <> wrote in message
news:...
> You can add a delete icon to the toolbar in Windows Mail by right-clicking
> the toolbar and selecting "Customize".
>
> --
> Richard G. Harper [MVP Shell/User]
> * NEW! Catch my blog ... http://msmvps.com/blogs/rgharper/
> * PLEASE post all messages and replies in the newsgroups
> * The Website - http://rgharper.mvps.org/
>
>
> "mike givens" <> wrote in message
> news:0801F661-4457-4245-A86F-...
>> My windows mail and picture gallery etc. do not have the option to delete
>> in the tool bars. I do not like right clicking to be the only option for
>> deleting. Is there a way to place an "X" in the tool bar for deleting?
>

"mike givens" <> wrote in message
news:0801F661-4457-4245-A86F-...
> My windows mail and picture gallery etc. do not have the option to delete
> in the tool bars. I do not like right clicking to be the only option for
> deleting. Is there a way to place an "X" in the tool bar for deleting?

Select the file(s) you want deleted and hit the delete key on the keyboard.

some people have only one hand
because they are disabled....

Many people are confined to movements done with the mouse, and the harder it
is to reach a command the worse it is.

By not having customizable menus and toolbars almost everywhere in vista
they have successfully made the worst non user friendly and hardest OS to
use for the disabled,
the bad colors and fonts for the visually impaired...
and UAC windows that appear 1000 times per day that is the worse thing a
person who has RSI could encounter,

Microsoft was stupid enough to hide the useful features but added stupid
useless sidebars that are in your face.. why? because competitors had
similar technology... similar but better.. lol

I would love people to gang up and sue MS for making the worst thought out
OS of the century.




"Dave" <> wrote in message
news:...
>
> "mike givens" <> wrote in message
> news:0801F661-4457-4245-A86F-...
>> My windows mail and picture gallery etc. do not have the option to delete
>> in the tool bars. I do not like right clicking to be the only option for
>> deleting. Is there a way to place an "X" in the tool bar for deleting?
>
> Select the file(s) you want deleted and hit the delete key on the
> keyboard.

On the Bridge!;633062 Wrote:
> some people have only one hand because they are disabled....
>
> Many people are confined to movements done with the mouse, and the
> harder it is to reach a command the worse it is.
>
> By not having customizable menus and toolbars almost everywhere in
> vista they have successfully made the worst non user friendly and
> hardest OS to use for the disabled, the bad colors and fonts for the
> visually impaired...


- Click the "Start Orb"
- Click "Control Panel"
- Click "Ease of Access"
- Click "Ease of Access Center"Adjust the appropriate settings. That should solve many of your
accessibility problems.

On the Bridge!;633062 Wrote:
> and UAC windows that appear 1000 times per day that is the worse thing a
> person who has RSI could encounter,

UAC does not appear 1000 times a day. Unless, of course, you are
perpetually changing system settings 1000 times a day as opposed to
actually using the computer.

On the Bridge!;633062 Wrote:
> Microsoft was stupid enough to hide the useful features but added stupid
> useless sidebars that are in your face.. why? because competitors had
> similar technology... similar but better.. lol
>
> I would love people to gang up and sue MS for making the worst thought
> out OS of the century.

Are you a system engineer that could do better? If yes, then we'd all
like to see your solution that is 100% user-friendly for 100% of the
installed user base.


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"On the Bridge!" wrote in message news:47cbf745$...
> some people have only one hand
> because they are disabled....
>
> Many people are confined to movements done with the mouse, and the harder
> it is to reach a command the worse it is.
>
> By not having customizable menus and toolbars almost everywhere in vista
> they have successfully made the worst non user friendly and hardest OS to
> use for the disabled,
> the bad colors and fonts for the visually impaired...
> and UAC windows that appear 1000 times per day that is the worse thing a
> person who has RSI could encounter,
>
> Microsoft was stupid enough to hide the useful features but added stupid
> useless sidebars that are in your face.. why? because competitors had
> similar technology... similar but better.. lol
>
> I would love people to gang up and sue MS for making the worst thought out
> OS of the century.
>

You must install, uninstall or delete 1000 times per day if you're getting
that many confirmation messages. Sorry it's so difficult for you to click
your mouse button. As a self-taught disabled old dog, I really feel sorry
for you, man. Anyone with just one good hand will tell you that it's the
spacing of the keys on the keyboard that hinders, not the software! LOL

The more virus writers try to outsmart users, the more their software is
expected to protect them. People (users) demanded better security, and now
we have it. Just because some of you think it isn't worth the trouble to
understand new technology is no reason to put down others for being self
educated on the latest software.

By the way, Vista has more added features to make it more user friendly for
the disabled than previous versions of Windows. Next time, try a little
mustard for that foot. LOL

You come accross as a snob.

> Are you a system engineer that could do better? If yes, then we'd all
> like to see your solution that is 100% user-friendly for 100% of the
> installed user base.

No thats what I expect from the leading company who has billions of dollars
and thousands of top programers...

that said, yes I could probably come up with an innovative smart way in less
than a day.. LOL

By the way, they say they are going to DITCH the stupid UAC in windows 7
I wonder why? Is it perhaps because its THE MOST FRIKIN IRRITATING THING IN
THE GALAXY????


"dzomlija" <> wrote in message
news:...
>
> On the Bridge!;633062 Wrote:
>> some people have only one hand because they are disabled....
>>
>> Many people are confined to movements done with the mouse, and the
>> harder it is to reach a command the worse it is.
>>
>> By not having customizable menus and toolbars almost everywhere in
>> vista they have successfully made the worst non user friendly and
>> hardest OS to use for the disabled, the bad colors and fonts for the
>> visually impaired...
>
>
> - Click the "Start Orb"
> - Click "Control Panel"
> - Click "Ease of Access"
> - Click "Ease of Access Center"Adjust the appropriate settings. That
> should solve many of your
> accessibility problems.
>
> On the Bridge!;633062 Wrote:
>> and UAC windows that appear 1000 times per day that is the worse thing a
>> person who has RSI could encounter,
>
> UAC does not appear 1000 times a day. Unless, of course, you are
> perpetually changing system settings 1000 times a day as opposed to
> actually using the computer.
>
> On the Bridge!;633062 Wrote:
>> Microsoft was stupid enough to hide the useful features but added stupid
>> useless sidebars that are in your face.. why? because competitors had
>> similar technology... similar but better.. lol
>>
>> I would love people to gang up and sue MS for making the worst thought
>> out OS of the century.
>
> Are you a system engineer that could do better? If yes, then we'd all
> like to see your solution that is 100% user-friendly for 100% of the
> installed user base.
>
>
> --
> dzomlija
>
> _____________________
> Peter Alexander Dzomlija
> -Do you hear, huh? The Alpha and The Omega? Death and Rebirth? And as
> you die, so shall I be Reborn...-
>
> -Download MP3 Media Properties Explorer: --http://www.phx.co.za-
>
> - ASUS A8N32-SLI-Deluxe
> - AMD Athlon 64 Dual-Core 4800+
> - 4GB DDR400
> - 128MB ASUS nVidia 6600
> - Thermaltake Tai-Chi Chassis
> - 1207GB Formatted Storage
> - Vista Ultimate x64
> - CodeGear Delphi 2007See my rig at:
> http://s229.photobucket.com/albums/e...zomlija/Venus/

> By the way, Vista has more added features to make it more user friendly
> for the disabled than previous versions of Windows. Next time, try a
> little mustard for that foot. LOL

Thats totally CRAP! you have no idea what the heck you are talking about.

Vista's new main feature is that it does not work. By having the computer
closed all the time because nothing works, that helps the disabled do other
more interesting things with their lives. Microsoft CARES.

Whats your problem chum? What I say comes out of feedback from people who
have the problems.

I can use any OS without a problem... this is not about me.



<> wrote in message
news:...
> "On the Bridge!" wrote in message
> news:47cbf745$...
>> some people have only one hand
>> because they are disabled....
>>
>> Many people are confined to movements done with the mouse, and the harder
>> it is to reach a command the worse it is.
>>
>> By not having customizable menus and toolbars almost everywhere in vista
>> they have successfully made the worst non user friendly and hardest OS to
>> use for the disabled,
>> the bad colors and fonts for the visually impaired...
>> and UAC windows that appear 1000 times per day that is the worse thing a
>> person who has RSI could encounter,
>>
>> Microsoft was stupid enough to hide the useful features but added stupid
>> useless sidebars that are in your face.. why? because competitors had
>> similar technology... similar but better.. lol
>>
>> I would love people to gang up and sue MS for making the worst thought
>> out OS of the century.
>>
>
> You must install, uninstall or delete 1000 times per day if you're getting
> that many confirmation messages. Sorry it's so difficult for you to click
> your mouse button. As a self-taught disabled old dog, I really feel sorry
> for you, man. Anyone with just one good hand will tell you that it's the
> spacing of the keys on the keyboard that hinders, not the software! LOL
>
> The more virus writers try to outsmart users, the more their software is
> expected to protect them. People (users) demanded better security, and now
> we have it. Just because some of you think it isn't worth the trouble to
> understand new technology is no reason to put down others for being self
> educated on the latest software.
>
> By the way, Vista has more added features to make it more user friendly
> for the disabled than previous versions of Windows. Next time, try a
> little mustard for that foot. LOL
>

On the Bridge! wrote:
>> By the way, Vista has more added features to make it more user friendly
>> for the disabled than previous versions of Windows. Next time, try a
>> little mustard for that foot. LOL
>
> Thats totally CRAP! you have no idea what the heck you are talking about.
>
> Vista's new main feature is that it does not work. By having the computer
> closed all the time because nothing works, that helps the disabled do other
> more interesting things with their lives. Microsoft CARES.
>
> Whats your problem chum? What I say comes out of feedback from people who
> have the problems.
>
> I can use any OS without a problem... this is not about me.

LOL, you know more know what you're talking about than the man under the
bridge. You should crawl on your hands and knees back across the bridge
to Linux. You don't deserve to sit on any bridge.