Q
Qu0ll
I have a folder on a partition where I store disk images created by Acronis
True Image (.tib files). For some reason, Vista in its infinite wisdom has
decided that this folder contains "picture" type images and has presented me
with columns such as "Date Taken" and "Rating" along with a "Slide Show"
option above. I guess it's trying to be smart with a file type that
includes the word "Image". There's nothing but .tib files in this folder
and there are no images anywhere on the partition. If I click on "More" to
try to select the correct columns I am presented with options such as "Frame
width" and "Camera model" all of which have little relevance to disk images.
I know I can ignore all the amusing options and just select the correct
columns but I thought it was an interesting example of how "smart" Vista
tries to be...
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And loving it,
-Q
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True Image (.tib files). For some reason, Vista in its infinite wisdom has
decided that this folder contains "picture" type images and has presented me
with columns such as "Date Taken" and "Rating" along with a "Slide Show"
option above. I guess it's trying to be smart with a file type that
includes the word "Image". There's nothing but .tib files in this folder
and there are no images anywhere on the partition. If I click on "More" to
try to select the correct columns I am presented with options such as "Frame
width" and "Camera model" all of which have little relevance to disk images.
I know I can ignore all the amusing options and just select the correct
columns but I thought it was an interesting example of how "smart" Vista
tries to be...
--
And loving it,
-Q
_________________________________________________
(e-mail address removed)
(Replace the "SixFour" with numbers to email me)