Y yehudaz New member Local time 10:13 PM Messages 2 Nov 30, 2009 #1 In Windows XP & Vista you could configure the OS to delete all graphics associated with an HTML file. How do you do that in Windows 7? Thanks! My Computer OSWindows 7 Home Premium
In Windows XP & Vista you could configure the OS to delete all graphics associated with an HTML file. How do you do that in Windows 7? Thanks!
zigzag3143 New member Local time 3:13 PM Messages 27,140 Nov 30, 2009 #2 yehudaz said: In Windows XP & Vista you could configure the OS to delete all graphics associated with an HTML file. How do you do that in Windows 7? Thanks! Click to expand... Hi and welcome If you drag the html file to recycling the folder w graphics should also be deleted. Is this not happening on your system? Kenn J+ My Computer Computer Manufacturer/Model NumberHP Pavillion dv-7 1005 TxOSWin 8 Release candidate 8400CPU[email protected]Memory4 gigsGraphics Card(s)Nvidia 9600MSound CardHD built-inMonitor(s) Displays17" WxgaScreen Resolution1440x900CoolingnoneInternet Speed45Mb down 5Mb up
yehudaz said: In Windows XP & Vista you could configure the OS to delete all graphics associated with an HTML file. How do you do that in Windows 7? Thanks! Click to expand... Hi and welcome If you drag the html file to recycling the folder w graphics should also be deleted. Is this not happening on your system? Kenn J+
Y yehudaz New member Thread Starter Local time 10:13 PM Messages 2 Dec 1, 2009 #3 It did start working suddenly, but for a while there it would only delete the HTML without the associated directory. Thanks to all! My Computer OSWindows 7 Home Premium
It did start working suddenly, but for a while there it would only delete the HTML without the associated directory. Thanks to all!