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In Windows XP Professional the maximum is 10, but you can set this to a lower value. You can use the Shared Folders snap-in to determine the maximum number of users that are permitted to access a folder. In the Shared Folders details pane, click the shared folder for which you want to determine the maximum number of concurrent users who can access the folder. On the Action menu, click Properties, displaying the Properties dialog box for the shared folder. The General tab shows you the user limit. Remember Win SP the maximus is 10. You can also use the Shared Folders snap-in to determine if the max numberof users that are permitted to access a folder has be reached.
Determine the number of connections to the share and the max connections allowed. If the max number of connections has already been made, the user cannot connect to the shared resource.
you can set aol as the default email program by pressing start / then all programs or program / then you should see program access and defaults, use the program to set your email program settings all into aol. if you wish.
SOURCE: Frontpage photo gallery
Guys there is something wrong with ur porgram.install it again and it will easily work.(same thing happend to mine.)
SOURCE: No My Videos, My Music folder in XP Media Center
HI drkravenbrow,
It's as simple as going into my documents and adding a folder called My Videos. It needs to sit inside the my documents folder.
Good Luck,
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Mark
SOURCE: how can i remove duplicate photos in Windows photo
you have multiple thumbnails for each photo right?.
The images you see in Windows Photo Gallery are thumbnails of the actual
photo. Sometimes the
thumbnail database gets messed up. You can force a rebuild, by deleting otherwise
renaming it.
The C:\Users\[username]\AppData folder is hidden, so you can't see it until
you change your settings to show hidden files. To show hidden files, open
Windows Explorer, click on "Organize", select "Folder & Search Options",
Select "View", check "Show hidden files and folders", OK
Close WPG, then go to
C:\Users\(youraccount)\AppData\Local\Microsoft\Win dows Photo Gallery\
Rename Pictures.pd4 to Pictures.pd4.old, and re-open WPG it will get clear...Hope you will succeed...
Method one: Scanning with
Windows Photo Gallery
To scan a document using Windows Photo Gallery in
Windows Vista, follow these steps:
)
icon, click All Programs , and then click Windows Photo
Gallery .
Method one: Scanning with
Windows Live Photo Gallery
To scan a document using Windows Live Photo Gallery
in Windows7, follow these steps:
),
click All Programs , and then click Windows Live Photo
Gallery .
NOTE:
If Windows Live Photo Gallery does not
appear in the list of programs, you can go
to the Microsoft Web site to download it, or try the next method.
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For example, the most logical folder to store pictures is the "Pictures" folder for my Windows account ("C:\Users\David\Pictures"). When I try to add it, I get the following error message: "Folder can't be included in the gallery: This folder, or a folder it's in, is marked as hidden. Photo Gallery can't index hidden folders."
Let me go ahead and point out that virtually everyone using either program on Windows Vista and Windows 7 has this same type of problem.
The only working way I have found so far to circumvent this problem is to launch the command line utility and manually unhide both the "Users" folder and the Windows account folder.
Is there really no better way to make either of these programs work?
The questions I really want to ask but do not reasonably expect an answer to are these:
Why not hidden folders?
Why hasn't this obvious problem ever been fixed?
Expecting that most readers this will want to know exactly how to circumvent the problem, here you go:
1. Click the Windows Start button and type "cmd" into Start Search.
2. Click the command line utility, "cmd.exe".
3. Enter the following commands (less quotes) to unhide the "Users" folder.
a. "attrib -s -h C:\Users"
b. "attrib +s C:\Users"
4. Enter the following commands to unhide each Windows account folder.
a. "attrib -s -h C:\Users\[account folder]"
b. "attrib +s C:\Users\[account folder]"
You will need to be signed onto Windows using an account with Administrator priveledges. You must also know the names of the Windows account folders you want to enable for use in Photo Gallery and, of course, replace "[account folder]" as appropriate.
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