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minimize-skype-to-windows-7-system-tray-notification-area 2 years 3 weeks ago

I find this works for most programs that are supposed to be in the system tray and not both systray an taskbar. Just follow the same instruction as for the minimize-skype-to-windows-7-system-tray-notification-area. aka Compatibility vista service pack 2.

Management of Files/Folders Get Easily with Q-dir (FREEWARE) 1 year 10 weeks ago

For computer users certainly are not foreign to move/arrange files / folders from one folder to another. Usually for users of Windows OS always use the windows explorer. But what if at the same time too many files or folders are moved/arrange from one section to another?

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3 Key Tweaks for Windows 7 2 years 15 weeks ago

As an environment to work and play in, Windows 7 beats Vista, hands down.

Recover missing programs: Windows 7 lacks the bundled-with-Vista applications Windows Mail, Movie Maker, and Photo Gallery.

Bring favorite programs back to the Start menu: The Vista Start menu's left pane contained a list of favorite programs on top of one for recent programs, but Windows 7 lists only the recent ones.

Pick your favorite folders (and remove Microsoft's): If you're viewing a folder you frequently visit, right-click Favorites in the left pane and select Add current location to Favorites.

DropIt- Sort Your Files With A Drop. 20 weeks 4 days ago

Normally if we want to delete files and folders we have to right click on it, and select the required option on the Windows context menu. But now there is an intelligent application for doing this process. Drop it is a free windows tool that, can move, copy, files to any destination folders or its default program using pre-determined rules.

How to hide files and folders in Windows – 2 easy ways 1 year 29 weeks ago

Here’s a couple of methods for hiding a particular file or folder in Windows for free and without downloading any dodgy software. Both methods should work in XP, Vista and Windows 7.

There are two methods in this guide, one is quick and easy but should only be used to hide files from less tech-savvy people, the other- more fiddly but more secure as a result!