In File Explorer, how do you view long names? Currently I have to do rename to see the long names
Are there any good programs?
Thanks
PDA2k on 2003 se
Is Resco File Explorer 2003 any good?
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I was wondering if anybody can point me in the right direction to create a EXE file that will launch a specific URL and hold the icon file in it.
I use a program called "Webguide" for my Media Center PC and that "E" with the page on it is a standard internet explorer shortcut icon, I would like the favicon to appear for launch purposes in SPB Shell or elsewhere.
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I need to create a shortcut to a .htm file so that it opens with resco explorer's viewer. So what should i write in .lnk file.
Is there any parameter?
Hello,
I get problems with with my HD2 with the synchronization of my favorites for the Internet explorer.
I mark in activesync the favorites, but only the sub folder "mobile favorites" is synchronized but only the sub folder itself and no links.
I didn't find keys in the registry, where I can tell activesync to synchronize the folder "favorites" instead of the sub folder "mobile favorites".
Has anyone an idea, how to change it?
Kind regards
Felsenquelle
I have a HTC Touch HD running WM 6.1
Have the Softmaker Office suite installed and have used Total Commander to associate excel .xls and word .doc files to open with Softmaker's Planmaker and Textmaker applications.
From within file manager this works perfectly.
Problem: Unfortunately any excel or word files received as email attacments are opened using the default pocket excel and word applications which screws up the formatting.
Can anyone help me to change the default applications for opening these attachements from within email?
Thanks
Ed
is thare a xml document viewer ,editer application i can use on winodows phone 7?
For anything *except* XML, you can use Word just fine. However, Word doesn't like opening files with the .xml extension. Rename the file (if you rename it to .txt and put it in the \My Documents folder, you can even open it in Word from the Office hub) and then either manually open it with Word or send it to Word using the "Edit" or "View" commands that many file browser apps include.