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About Portable applications, USB devices, software and software utilities, open source, cyber fiction, Windows, Linux, DOS, games, media and media creation, hardware, scripting, and online applications. Archives dec_07 jan_08, feb_08, mar_08, apr_08, may_08, jun_08, jul_08, aug_08 Topical Collections Ten Sites that I think are Cool, Interesting or Useful Ten DOS Resources Ten Portable Application Sites Ten Open Source Sites Sponsors Link2Me Link Exchange Directory - The Best Link Exchange for SEO Professionals Practice Exams-Offers simulation software for a verity of technology certifications. Miscellaneous	DATE: 11-October-2008 Filed Under: Windows I will give you the obvious method of changing a files name first and then the alternative method. You probably already know about right clicking on a file while in Windows Explorer and choosing rename, but are you aware that you can rename a file by double clicking on it. “Wait”, you say, “double clicking on a file will open the file” you exclaim. True. However, try using two single clicks. It might take you a couple of try’s until you get those clicks down, but slow down and left click twice. It seems to work better if you apply two single clicks to files names	Worth a Visit Boing Boing Chip Chick Code Verge CSS Globe Daily Cup of Tech Freeware Nation Insecure Life Hacker Make Make Use Of Our Latest Discovery Portable Arcade Games Retro Thing Scripting News Shell City Smashing Magazine Tech-Recipes The Road to Know Where XTort Topical Categories Current App List DOS Dreamweaver Freeware Games Gmail Hacking How to's Linux Macintosh MCSE Media Microsoft Office Mozila Firefox Online Applications Open Source Portable Applications Programming Scripts Sites Site Information Security System Tweaks & Utilities Text Editors Tiny Applications USB Devices USB Utilities Windows
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