|
|
Don't Miss Our Online Business Directory!
|
09/14/2005 - 09:34:27 AM
|
There are over 2500 Kitsap County businesses listed in our fully searchable directory. The directory is free to join and free to use. Click Here to Access
|
|
News of Kitsap County and Beyond
Changing File Extensions
A reader recently asked us how to change extensions for files in Windows XP. Generally, changing file extensions is not advisable, because if you change the extension to something that Windows doesn't understand, you'll be unable to open the file with its default or alternate program(s). Also, changing a file extension doesn't necessarily change the document type, and the file data could become garbled if you change the extension.
If, however, you're sure you know what you're doing and you want to change a file extension, you can do so easily. The first step is to make the file extension visible. Open a folder, go to View, Folder Options, click the View tab, uncheck the Hide File Extensions For Known File Types box, and click OK. Then you can change a file extension by right-clicking on it, selecting Rename, and changing the three letters of the file name that come after the dot.
|
The Union Jack was adopted as the official flag of... in 1606
|
The American Civil War began between the Union & C... in 1861
|
Birthday of Lionel Hampton, American bandleader in 1913
|
Birthday of Alan Ayckbourn, Playwright in 1939
|
Birthday of Bobby Moore, British footballer in 1941
|
| more... |
|
|
-21 days, -3 hours, -3 minutes and -4 seconds since last reboot.
|
