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KamWest

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  1. OMG, make sure you don't push the button http://www.mbcanada.com/fun/lastpage/
  2. KamWest replied to KamWest's topic in Windows XP
    Ha ha, funny man In Quebec yes but I'm from Ontario
  3. KamWest replied to KamWest's topic in Windows XP
    Ha Ha, all French to me guys. I'll wait until somene else has done it to show me the way
  4. KamWest posted a topic in Windows XP
    Whenever I browse to a file on my XP pro PC I get a browse to file window. On the left side of this window is a menu bar which contains the following icons... Recent Files Desktop My Documents My Computer My Network I constantly find myself hunting for the My Pictures folder and I would like to replace one of these icons with it. Does anyone know if this is possible to do?
  5. Like I said, not a big deal but I'm just curious as to why that would happen after SP2? Does it just erase an image file? If not, why would Microsoft find it necessary to delete the professional or home designation on boot up?
  6. I upgraded from XP home to XP professional. After the upgrade I swear I had the black screen which said windowsXP professional. Before it said Windows XP Home. Now it does not mention home or professional. You know the screen... The black one at boot up with the green or blue animation. I know it's a pointless stupid issue but I'm just wondering how to fix this.

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