Recent content by xpac5896

Is there any way of deleting messages other than HIDING them and at the same time, can you delete as many messages as you like? I'm thinking that if you hide the messages, they will use memory, not sure about that or it may not. My windows is linked to a Samsung S23 Ultra 5G

I guess the actual question should have been is "DATE RELEASED", in folder view, a NUMERICAL COLUMN or a TEXT column, my bad. antspants and others: The problem I'm having is with a program called MP3Tag, ver. 3.27a. I created a column called "DATE RELEASED". When creating this column, you have...

When adding the heading "Date Released" in the column headings in a folder, how should the date be entered?

Yes, a WAV file is much larger than MP3, but unbelievably I played "In the Air Tonight" by Phil Collins and listened to MP3 then in WAV, the difference is there. The MP3 seemed muffled where the WAV file sounded like the disc version. I have a 1TB SSD and found that you can put at lease 250,000...

I want to thank all of you for your comments. I'm very particular as to how data is stored, especially music files. I, believe it or not, found that WAV is much better than MP3, you would think I would already know that, but MP3 is how most people listen to music so, needless to say, I'm in the...

I have a moderate size music collection which I'm recording from CD to SSD. I've created a Primary folder and set it up with the information required. All CDs are copied to their own folder. Modifying the look of the folders is no problem, however, when I try to get all folders to conform to the...

I have a 2tb WD HD. It was split into two drives but now I have 5 partitions The first is a 499MB Recovery Partition The second is a 99MB EFI System partition the third is a regular HD with 952.59GB NTFS the fourth is a 693MB Recovery partition and the fifth is 1840.62GB Unallocated partition...

Kelper; The only problem here is that all websites require a password eight characters long and with upper case and lower-case letters with at least two numbers. If websites would adopt Steve Gibson's concept it would be a highly effective weapon against hacking passwords but, unfortunatly...

Let's face it, it really doesn't matter what you use for your passwords, even a piece of paper for that matter. What really matters is that the passwords that you are using cannot be compromised, that's the main point. I honestly believe in special characters no matter what they are and yet some...

Try3: All my drive letters are assigned through Disk Management, I just don't stick a drive in and let Windows do its thing. I think assigning H and I to the drives sounds interesting and I just may do that. F is my Cd/DVD drive so that's not an option. I'm so used to drives being in sequence...

Try3: D drive is nothing more than a repository for things like Computer programs, serial numbers, manuals, Pics, just general information, and all I do is copy all the folders to the backup. The second drive is a clone of C drive and I use Macrium Reflect for the cloning; this is nothing more...

I use the old method as well where B usually was the floppy drive. I've been fooling around with computers since around 1985 or so and I've never seen an A drive. I started with Windows 3.1 which I believe had about 7 or so 3.5 discs to install it. It is interesting to see the differences...

Winuser: I never paid attention to who made Keypass or if I did know I had forgotten. But I must say that he keeps his software up to date and the way I figure it, he must know something about security because if you don't have the master password you just can't get in it.

I always assign drive letters by use of Disk Management. I would think that if a drive letter is being used, Windows would assign a letter that IS NOT being used as I keep my SSD drives on all the time except for the HDD drives which I turn on for doing the back up of C and D drives. I've never...

My question is how do you keep your drives in their correct order after adding another drive? All my data drives are external, USB Drives. I have 2 SSD drives and 2 HHD drives. The SSD drives are my normal data drives, and the two HHD drives are used for backup. The problem lies that each time I...