i lob your laptop/pc out the window when you get it back the folder will have expanded
to make a folder larger display the folders it contains
i lob your laptop/pc out the window when you get it back the folder will have expanded
to make a folder larger display the folders it contains
it shows all folders within the selected folder ..
right click on the folder name in the folder tree
right click on the folder name in the folder tree
+ and -
expand is (+)sign means that the folder have sub folders but not display. if you click the (+)sign the sub folders will display, and the sign will change to (-). collapse is (-) sign mens that sub folder are display. if you click the sign (-) the folders will disappear and the sign will change to (+).
The plus sign to the left of a folder in Windows indicates that the folder is expandable, meaning it contains subfolders or files that can be viewed. Clicking the plus sign will expand the folder, revealing its contents, while a minus sign indicates that the folder is currently expanded and can be collapsed by clicking it again. This feature helps users navigate and organize files more efficiently in the file explorer.
In Optimum, your junk mail folder is typically located within your email interface. You can find it by navigating to the left sidebar, where folders like Inbox, Sent, and Trash are listed. Look for a folder labeled "Junk" or "Spam." If you don’t see it, you may need to expand the folder list or check your email settings for filtering options.
To access the Archives folder on AOL, log into your AOL Mail account and navigate to the left sidebar. Look for the "Folders" section, and you should see the "Archives" folder listed there. If it's not visible, you may need to expand the folder list by clicking on "More" or a similar option. Once you find it, simply click on "Archives" to view your archived emails.
On an Apple computer, the spam folder can typically be found within the Mail app. Open the Mail app, and in the sidebar, look for a folder labeled "Junk" or "Spam," depending on your email provider. If you don't see it, you may need to expand the section for your email account. Additionally, if you're using a web-based email service, you might need to access the spam folder through your browser.