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Re: Windows 11 Experts?
The Copy/Paste procedure is a bit tedious when compared to the Copy to Folder/ Move to Folder alternative. These choices don't appear on the context menu, but can be easily added with a registry modification. For information on how to do this, go to the following link: Copy /Move The "Copy To" option copies the information to the new location and leaves the original intact, while "Move To" deletes it from the original location.1KViews0likes0CommentsRe: hot spots
Calyx Institute offers a $400 a year plan, plus a one-time $100 payment for the hotspot. It is unlimited 4G using T-Mobile. They also have a 5G unlimited plan costing $500 per year plus a $200 one-time charge for the hotspot. The payments are made up front and then annually thereafter. I've been using them for 6 months and have had no problems.802Views0likes0CommentsRe: Getting propane tanks in and out
My wife and I used to stay in an RV park in the Arizona desert a couple of months every winter. We had a fifth wheel and every 7 to 10 days, I had to refill one of our 30# propane tanks. The tank door was located under the trailer overhang. If empty, a tank was easy to remove; tilt, pull out, and drop to the ground. Putting it back in when full was another matter. It was extremely difficult to do; tilt, lift up, slide into the compartment and push up vertically all the while on my knees, bent over, under the overhang. To make this a once-a-winter chore, I replaced one of the regulator pigtails with one that was 36" long and hooked it to the tank on the same side. The regulator was set to draw from this tank. When the tank emptied, the regulator would switch over to the other full tank at which point I removed the empty and had it refilled. Upon returning, I left the tank on the ground, hooked up the 3' hose and switched the regulator back. Very little propane was drawn from the "backup" tank during our entire stay, so it never needed a refill.1.1KViews0likes0CommentsRe: Windows 11 compatibility Check up for your PC or laptop
fj12ryder wrote: Yep, me too. I'm still using Windows 7. I just don't care for the tablet/phone looking interface. Of course there are several other reasons, but 7 works for me, so here I am. Another semi-Luddite. :) FWIW, I read that the only processors approved for Windows 11 are Intel, and only latest generation of Intel processors. Has to do with something about secure booting, I do believe. Not so on the processors. See Here.468Views0likes0Comments
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