How to disable full row select?


  1. username
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    How to disable full row select?


    Hi,

    do you know how to disable full row select in w7?
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  3. garysgold
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    Tried the tutorial at the Vista forums. Doesn't seem to be working here. Maybe Shawn knows???

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  4. username
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    ye i tried that one too, only effect is that in some apps i have it disabled but not in explorer in general.
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