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damien
some of my song titles are in blue text and the rest
black text, why is this and how can i fix it?
black text, why is this and how can i fix it?
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Jim Eshelman
damien said:some of my song titles are in blue text and the rest
black text, why is this and how can i fix it?
Blue is the normal color Explorer uses for compressed files and folders. It
would appear that some of the files in that folder are compressed and some
are not.
You can control compression at either the file or folder level. Right click
an individual file (or the folder that is holding them -- one step up) and
pick Properties. Click the Advanced button. You'll see the options you want
right there.
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R. C. White
Hi, Damien.
Blue usually indicates compressed files. Any chance that explains it in
your case?
RC
Blue usually indicates compressed files. Any chance that explains it in
your case?
RC
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Darrell
Question on compressing those MP3 files. Since mp3 is actually a digital
compression, will XP's compression make them smaller? And will the XP
compression cause any problems when burning CDs?
compression, will XP's compression make them smaller? And will the XP
compression cause any problems when burning CDs?