vlladdimir
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- 02.10.2009.
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Moja konfiguracija
CPU & cooler:
AMD Phenom X3 720BE & CoolerMaster Hyper 212+
Motherboard:
Gigabyte MA770 UD3 rev2.0
RAM:
Kingston HyperX 5GB
VGA & cooler:
Gigabyte 6770
Display:
LG W2252TQ
HDD:
WD 640black, Samsung F1, WD 80, WD 750ext
Sound:
Altec Lansing ATP3
Case:
Cooler Master Gladiator
PSU:
Seasonic 620GM
Optical drives:
Pioneer 212
Mice & keyboard:
A4tech XL-747H, Logitech Media Keyboard 600
Internet:
ADSL Telekom 4mbit/s ipTV
OS & Browser:
Windows 7
http://win7vista.com/index.php?topic=30808.0
ili ovde:
If you want a simple way to access the Recycle bin, it’s easy to add it to the Taskbar. There’s a couple ways to do it, but I find this method to be the easiest.
First, go to the desktop on Windows 8 from the Metro Start screen.
Right click an empty area on the desktop and select Create New Folder.
Name the new folder Recycle Bin.
(Pay attention)
Now drag the Recycle Bin over that folder. You’ll see Create Link in Recycle Bin, release the mouse button to drop it.
If you want to verify the Recycle Bin link copied to the folder, simply open it and you’ll see it. :histerija:
Now, take the Recycle Bin folder you created and move it to the Documents folder.
Right click the Taskbar and uncheck Lock the Taskbar – this unlocks it.
Now right click the Taskbar and select Toolbars >> New Toolbar.
Navigate to the Recycle Bin folder with the Recycle Bin shortcut you created earlier. Select the folder. (it is in Documents)
You’ll see the dotted separator and Recycle Bin next to the Notification Area of the Taskbar.
Separator = little dotted line in taskbar...
Right click on the separator. From the menu uncheck Show Title and Show Text. Then Select View >> Large Icons.
Right click on the taskbar and lock it. Now you have the Recycle Bin on the right side of the Taskbar next to the Notification Area.
You can also move it over to the left side of the Taskbar. Make sure the Taskbar is unlocked, left click the separator and drag it to the left side of the Taskbar.
ili ovde:
If you want a simple way to access the Recycle bin, it’s easy to add it to the Taskbar. There’s a couple ways to do it, but I find this method to be the easiest.
First, go to the desktop on Windows 8 from the Metro Start screen.
Right click an empty area on the desktop and select Create New Folder.
Name the new folder Recycle Bin.
(Pay attention)
Now drag the Recycle Bin over that folder. You’ll see Create Link in Recycle Bin, release the mouse button to drop it.
If you want to verify the Recycle Bin link copied to the folder, simply open it and you’ll see it. :histerija:
Now, take the Recycle Bin folder you created and move it to the Documents folder.
Right click the Taskbar and uncheck Lock the Taskbar – this unlocks it.
Now right click the Taskbar and select Toolbars >> New Toolbar.
Navigate to the Recycle Bin folder with the Recycle Bin shortcut you created earlier. Select the folder. (it is in Documents)
You’ll see the dotted separator and Recycle Bin next to the Notification Area of the Taskbar.
Separator = little dotted line in taskbar...
Right click on the separator. From the menu uncheck Show Title and Show Text. Then Select View >> Large Icons.
Right click on the taskbar and lock it. Now you have the Recycle Bin on the right side of the Taskbar next to the Notification Area.
You can also move it over to the left side of the Taskbar. Make sure the Taskbar is unlocked, left click the separator and drag it to the left side of the Taskbar.
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