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Guest
Do all XP home edition systems have copy to CD in the task box? Or have I
lost the heading for some reason.
lost the heading for some reason.
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Wesley Vogel
You need to highlight a file first for it to appear in the Tasks pane.
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Guest
Thanks for reply but there is still no sign of the heading. Think I've lost
it somewhere...
it somewhere...
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Wesley Vogel
What kind of a folder are you referring to?
It will not appear in the Tasks pane if the folder is set as Documents.
Right click the folder | Properties | Customize tab |
What kind of folder do you want??
Use this folder as a template | Click the V | Set to:
Music (best for audio files and playlists)
or
Music Artist (best for works for one artist)
or
Music Album (best for tracks from one abum)
Also apply this template to all subfolders
[[Specifies that the template you select for your folder is applied to all
of its subfolders as well.]]
Click Apply | Click OK
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It will not appear in the Tasks pane if the folder is set as Documents.
Right click the folder | Properties | Customize tab |
What kind of folder do you want??
Use this folder as a template | Click the V | Set to:
Music (best for audio files and playlists)
or
Music Artist (best for works for one artist)
or
Music Album (best for tracks from one abum)
Also apply this template to all subfolders
[[Specifies that the template you select for your folder is applied to all
of its subfolders as well.]]
Click Apply | Click OK
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Wesley Vogel
Right click the folder | Properties | Customize tab |
What kind of folder do you want??
Use this folder as a template | Click the V | Set to:
Music (best for audio files and playlists)
or
Music Artist (best for works for one artist)
or
Music Album (best for tracks from one abum)
Also apply this template to all subfolders
[[Specifies that the template you select for your folder is applied to all
of its subfolders as well.]]
Click Apply | Click OK
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What kind of folder do you want??
Use this folder as a template | Click the V | Set to:
Music (best for audio files and playlists)
or
Music Artist (best for works for one artist)
or
Music Album (best for tracks from one abum)
Also apply this template to all subfolders
[[Specifies that the template you select for your folder is applied to all
of its subfolders as well.]]
Click Apply | Click OK
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Ramesh, MS-MVP
Also:
Enable "Enable Recording on this drive" option:
http://aumha.org/win5/a/xpcd.php
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Enable "Enable Recording on this drive" option:
http://aumha.org/win5/a/xpcd.php
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dwap said:
G
Guest
Thank for your help, it was the 'Enable recording on this drive' option that
was not checked. Working now- Thanks, very helpfull group..
was not checked. Working now- Thanks, very helpfull group..
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Ramesh, MS-MVP
Glad we could help, dougp.
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Wesley Vogel
Hi Ramesh,
Enable CD recording on this drive was my first thought.
I have one CD burner, E:. I normally have this disabled on E:. I have InCD
and Nero. InCD does not work with Enable CD recording on this drive
enabled.
I set Enable CD recording on E: both ways, killed explorer.exe and
still saw Copy to audio CD in Music Tasks after highlighting a file.
Neither InCD or Nero was running. First thing I do is kill InCD.exe from
starting automatically after installing.
Should I have rebooted to see if Copy to audio CD disappeared?
No, rebooting didn't change anything.
Or does it matter with InCD and Nero installed?
I am not going to uninstall to find out.
Enable CD recording on this drive is disabled for E:. I still see Copy to
audio CD in Music Tasks.
Highlight a file | Click Copy to audio CD | Windows Media Player opens |
Nothing else happens | I have WMP set to Classic, so click Full Mode | Copy
to CD or Device appears in WMP | No device detected. Press F5 to refresh. |
Close WMP
Highlight a file | Click Copy to audio CD | Windows Media Player opens |
Right click a file | Select Copy to CD or device | WMP changes from Classic
to Full Mode, Copy to CD or Device appears | No device detected. Press F5 to
refresh. | Close WMP
Conclusion: Frog cannot hear with no legs. ;-)
It's obvious that I don't use Windows Media Player for recording anything.
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Enable CD recording on this drive was my first thought.
I have one CD burner, E:. I normally have this disabled on E:. I have InCD
and Nero. InCD does not work with Enable CD recording on this drive
enabled.
I set Enable CD recording on E: both ways, killed explorer.exe and
still saw Copy to audio CD in Music Tasks after highlighting a file.
Neither InCD or Nero was running. First thing I do is kill InCD.exe from
starting automatically after installing.
Should I have rebooted to see if Copy to audio CD disappeared?
No, rebooting didn't change anything.
Or does it matter with InCD and Nero installed?
I am not going to uninstall to find out.
Enable CD recording on this drive is disabled for E:. I still see Copy to
audio CD in Music Tasks.
Highlight a file | Click Copy to audio CD | Windows Media Player opens |
Nothing else happens | I have WMP set to Classic, so click Full Mode | Copy
to CD or Device appears in WMP | No device detected. Press F5 to refresh. |
Close WMP
Highlight a file | Click Copy to audio CD | Windows Media Player opens |
Right click a file | Select Copy to CD or device | WMP changes from Classic
to Full Mode, Copy to CD or Device appears | No device detected. Press F5 to
refresh. | Close WMP
Conclusion: Frog cannot hear with no legs. ;-)
It's obvious that I don't use Windows Media Player for recording anything.
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Ramesh, MS-MVP
Hi Wes,
Oh yes! I noticed the same behavior here. Not running InCD or any burning
software. But the "Copy to CD" option (present in document / pictures
folders disappears correctly).
Oh yes! I noticed the same behavior here. Not running InCD or any burning
software. But the "Copy to CD" option (present in document / pictures
folders disappears correctly).
W
Wesley Vogel
Hi Ramesh,
Hmm..
I was hoping you might inquire about the frog.
I heard this the first day of 7th grade science class. It must have made an
impression on me. ;-) 7th grade for me is medieval history.
A scientist was conducting an experiment with a frog. The frog was on the
lab bench, the scientist said, "Jump frog, jump." The frog jumped clear to
the end of the bench. The scientist made some notes in his notebook; frog
can jump far.
The scientist removed the frog's left front leg. The scientist said, "Jump
frog, jump." The frog jumped about three quarters of the length of the
bench. The scientist made some notes in his notebook; frog's jumping is
hampered by only three legs.
The scientist removed the frog's right front leg. The scientist said, "Jump
frog, jump." The frog jumped about half way down the bench. The scientist
made some notes in his notebook; frog's jumping is really getting hampered
with only two legs.
The scientist removed the frog's right rear leg. The scientist said, "Jump
frog, jump." The frog jumped about a quarter of the length of the bench.
The scientist made some notes in his notebook; frog's jumping is truly
getting hampered with only one leg.
The scientist removed the frogs left rear leg. The scientist said, "Jump
frog, jump." The frog just sat there. The scientist hollered, "Jump frog,
jump." The frog just sat there. The scientist made some notes in his
notebook; Conclusion: Frog cannot hear without any legs.
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Hmm..
I was hoping you might inquire about the frog.
I heard this the first day of 7th grade science class. It must have made an
impression on me. ;-) 7th grade for me is medieval history.
A scientist was conducting an experiment with a frog. The frog was on the
lab bench, the scientist said, "Jump frog, jump." The frog jumped clear to
the end of the bench. The scientist made some notes in his notebook; frog
can jump far.
The scientist removed the frog's left front leg. The scientist said, "Jump
frog, jump." The frog jumped about three quarters of the length of the
bench. The scientist made some notes in his notebook; frog's jumping is
hampered by only three legs.
The scientist removed the frog's right front leg. The scientist said, "Jump
frog, jump." The frog jumped about half way down the bench. The scientist
made some notes in his notebook; frog's jumping is really getting hampered
with only two legs.
The scientist removed the frog's right rear leg. The scientist said, "Jump
frog, jump." The frog jumped about a quarter of the length of the bench.
The scientist made some notes in his notebook; frog's jumping is truly
getting hampered with only one leg.
The scientist removed the frogs left rear leg. The scientist said, "Jump
frog, jump." The frog just sat there. The scientist hollered, "Jump frog,
jump." The frog just sat there. The scientist made some notes in his
notebook; Conclusion: Frog cannot hear without any legs.
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Ramesh, MS-MVP
Wes,
Actually I knew about that "frog theory", not when I was in the 7th Grade,
but as of recent (5 years back or so). That 's the reason I did not inquire
about the frog
Actually I knew about that "frog theory", not when I was in the 7th Grade,
but as of recent (5 years back or so). That 's the reason I did not inquire
about the frog
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Wesley Vogel
Hi Ramesh,
So it's still alive, huh?
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So it's still alive, huh?
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Wes
Conclusion #2: Frog can stay alive for so many (extra) years without any
legs.
Conclusion #2: Frog can stay alive for so many (extra) years without any
legs.
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<LOL>
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Wesley Vogel
I stumbled across this while looking for something else.
Frog Legs and the Modern Battery
http://www.ccrane.com/library/frog-legs.01.20.03.aspx
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Frog Legs and the Modern Battery
http://www.ccrane.com/library/frog-legs.01.20.03.aspx
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<snip>Ramesh said:
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Nice one, Wes
I'm now looking in Google to see if there are any other frog experiments.
http://www.google.com/search?q=frog+experiment
I'm now looking in Google to see if there are any other frog experiments.
http://www.google.com/search?q=frog+experiment
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Wesley Vogel
I found this on the second page of your Google search.
Aha! Jokes > Science Jokes > Biologist experiment
http://www.ahajokes.com/sci74.html
Looks like I remembered the joke pretty close for not having heard it for 38
years. ;-)
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Aha! Jokes > Science Jokes > Biologist experiment
http://www.ahajokes.com/sci74.html
Looks like I remembered the joke pretty close for not having heard it for 38
years. ;-)
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