Larry,
Ctrl key + the A key is the same thing as right clicking and then clicking
on Select All. Ctrl + A is just a keyboard shortcut that does the same
thing.
Select is a term used to describe the process of highlighting text or
picking an object. For example, a user may select text to copy, cut, or move
that text to an alternate location.
Highlight is an indication that text or other object has been selected with
the mouse or keyboard. When highlighting text, the computer program will
commonly reverse the colors of the currently selected text, i.e. make the
text blue. Highlighting text allows a user to move, copy, or cut that
selected text.
Ctrl + A or Select All just selects or highlights ALL of the text so that
you can delete it. It is quicker than trying to drag your cursor with your
mouse to select all of the text to be deleted.
Once the drwtsn32.log is open, just select all of the text and delete it.
You can do that by right clicking and then clicking on Cut or Delete or you
can press the Delete key or you can just hit the Backspace key.
There are many ways to do almost anything in Windows.
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larry said:
Wesley
thanks for your reply , sure do appreciate it. i understand the part
where i paste the line in run and click ok , but do not understand the
part about hit ctrl +A.
is this something i do after i do the first part?
thanks
larry
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Wesley Vogel said:
Either delete the drwtsn32.log or open it and delete the contents.
Paste the following line into Start | Run and click OK...
%AllUsersprofile%\Application Data\Microsoft\Dr Watson\drwtsn32.log
Hit Ctrl + A to select all, hit Backspace, click the Close [X] and click
Yes to the do you want to save the changes prompt.
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larry said:
hello
if i delete drwtsn.32 log file will another one be created? or
should i leave it be?
it go back to 2003.
thanks
larry
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