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Can someone tell me how to upload a screen shot. Thank you
Danny...
Computer cooling
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New #22
Above the "reply" typing area is a toolbar. Click on the paper clip, which takes you to the upload dialogue, where you can upload the file that contains the screenshot you've already saved on your desktop.
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New #25
Hello Johnhoh and Morningstar thank you so much for explaining the upload to me it was driving me a little crazy.
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New #26
Hi,
This one yellow highlighted is the one you right click for send to create desktop shortcut
None of the others need to be messed with :)
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New #27
Hello to all and thank you so very much for your help.
ThrashZone it worked I was able to do what you said and here's the screenshot.
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New #28
You do not see any exe extensions because your system is not displaying them. To see them, go to explorer (like you have open in your screenshot), click organize > folder and search options > view, then uncheck "hide extenstions for known file types", then click apply, then click apply to all folders. After that you will see the extensions. If you want.
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New #30
Hi,
Very good :)
Just monitor it which is easy 41c is okay for stock cooling
If it goes into the high 65c+ or 70c's... and stays there let use know you can use resource monitor to see what is going on but if you're gaming.... that would be what is going on :)
Resource Monitor - Windows 7 Help Forums
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