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1984
Im hoping this tweak is safe because i just did this!

Right click on icon and select "rename"

then press ALT, hold ALT down and type 2+5+5.

then next icon has to be done twice-ALT 255, ALT 255.

Not sure if this has been mentioned before or if there is freeware out there that does this, but found it out and thought i would share. cheers!

Andavari
Never heard of that one before! ohmy.gif huh.gif
TheFiresInTheSky
you do know that all its doing is putting in a space right?
you could probably just press the spacebar and get the same result.
for those that are trying this, you have to hold alt and press numbers on the far right side of the keyboard.
the ones above the letters wont work.
rridgely
Apparently there is a keyboard short cut for space bar.... who would've thought. tongue.gif(anyone else remember the topic with the guy with the broken keyboard. laugh.gif)

1984
QUOTE(TheFiresInTheSky @ Oct 11 2006, 04:00 PM) [snapback]51858[/snapback]

you do know that all its doing is putting in a space right?
you could probably just press the spacebar and get the same result.
for those that are trying this, you have to hold alt and press numbers on the far right side of the keyboard.
the ones above the letters wont work.



no i didnt as a matter of fact. i was just pleased that i had found something i was looking for. smile.gif
TheFiresInTheSky
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no i didnt as a matter of fact. i was just pleased that i had found something i was looking for.

cool, does everyone here know of all the alt commands?
they come in pretty handy.
such as Ø and ¿ biggrin.gif
just google "list of alt codes" and you might be pretty amazed!
JohnDemolition
or just use the Character Map
rridgely
QUOTE(JohnDemolition @ Oct 11 2006, 10:10 PM) [snapback]51894[/snapback]

or just use the Character Map


My thoughts exactly. biggrin.gif
1984
this is probably a dumb question to you all, but what is the Character Map?
and where do i find it?
rridgely
Start>All Programs>accessories>system tools>character map.
Its basically just a chart where you can find all the symbols you will ever need in just about every font.(crap like this: Õ ý å )
Its how you avoid those dumb alt codes. tongue.gif
1984
cool. i never knew about that. thanks dude.
rridgely
QUOTE(Lordoftheweb @ Oct 11 2006, 10:55 PM) [snapback]51900[/snapback]

cool. i never knew about that. thanks dude.


I think its been around since win98. tongue.gif Maybe 95 or ealier. I can go boot up the old windows 3.11 beast with a whole 16mb of ram to find out if you want. laugh.gif
Nah just kidding I never use it either. tongue.gif
TheFiresInTheSky
aha! nice.
i didnt even know that existed, thanks biggrin.gif
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