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Hi!
When you opened the run... Dialog in Win XP and started typing 'c:\w' Windows automatically proposed you all folders and files under 'c:\' starting with 'w'. The same was possible in explorer's address bar. This option seems to be gone in Win Vista. Is there a way to get this back? This was a really efficient way to find and open or run files or folders. I really miss this feature. Please advice. Thanks Bernd |
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When you go to Start on the taskbar and type the c:\ in the "Start search" field - does that work the way you want. OR you can Right-click on the "Start" icon on the taskbar. Select Properties. click the radio button "Classic Start menu". Run is available and I think it works the way you want it. -- GeorgeM |
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Hi George,
Thanks for your reply. Start search does more or less behave the way I looked for. Thanks. However this does not work for the run menu or in Explorer's address bar. Do you know how to enable it there? Thanks |
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Hi Bernd, Try this. In Internet Explorer. On the menu ...Click TOOLS then INTERNET OPTIONS Click the CONTENTS tab You should see a section named "AUTOCOMPLETE". Click the SETTINGS Button. Click on the option "Web Address Option Click on the option "User Names ..." etc Hope that helps -- GeorgeM |
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Hi Bernd. I just thought of this If you go to Start and type run into the search field you will get the "old" run facility That may be useful -- GeorgeM |
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Hi!
To solve my problem I had to query the registry. After setting [HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Microsoft\Windows\Curre ntVersion\Explorer\AutoComplete] "AutoSuggest"="yes" (it has been no before) it worked as expected :-) Thanks Bernd |