In Windows Explorer Details View, you can choose to display the Date Modified or Date Created. And you can choose to view a file list in date order. Click the column header to toggle between ascending and descending order -- little up/down arrows will indicate the current order.
However -- for some reason in Windows 7 - the date columns are sorted alphabetically, not by actual date order. If the format of the date is the typical mm-dd-yy, the sort order will look like this:
1/23/09
10/14/08
12/03/09
However, if you change the date format to yyyy-mm-dd, then the dates will appear in the correct order.
2008-10-14
2009-01-23
2009-12-03
To change the format, choose
Start | Control Panel | Clock, Language, Region
In the Region and Language section, choose Change the Date, Time or Number Format.
Change the Short Date to yyyy-mm-dd
Click the Apply button at the bottom
Then click OK
The Detail View list of files In Windows 7 -- when sorted by date -- will first list the sub-folders in order by date, followed by the regular files in order by date. To see both folders and files intermeshed by date, you can use this trick: Open the folder you wish to sort. In the Search box at upper right, type *.* and then start the search. Note: *.* tells search to "get all items in the folder" The search results window will display everything in date order, regardless of whether it's a file or a folder.
There are 5 files in Windows 7, but DO NOT tamper with the system because it can damge your files and erase memory thinking that it is an online hacker.
Files called "hives".
It does on Windows 7 Starter.
The following booting files are required to start Windows XP: NTLDR, Boot.ini, and Ntdetect.com. The following files are optional when starting Windows XP: Ntbootdd.sys and Bootsect.dos. The following files are required to start Windows 7/Vista: Bootmgr (Windows Boot Manager) and BCD (Boot Configuration Data).
Windows 7
Windows Easy Transfer
This is possible. You could backup all your important files, install windows 7 then restore all your files. You won't be able to migrate applications when you are downgrading
This is possible. You could backup all your important files, install windows 7 then restore all your files. You won't be able to migrate applications when you are downgrading
What you are seeing in wine is not the windows files from your windows 7 installation, but windows files that the wine "emulation" package. Your windows 7 files are somewhere else. I'm a Fedora user, so not sure about Ubuntu, but try browsing to /media and see if you can see your windows 7 drive there.
you can't
If you have access to a XP computer, you can copy C:\ESRI and paste it in a folder on Windows 7 with the same name. Copy the files in C:\Program Files\Common Files\ESRI from you XP computer to the folder C:Program Files (x64)\Common Files\ESRI on your Windows 7 machine. After you have to copy the ESRI font and install it on Windows 7. If this doesn't work, there is a second option which can be read at gislounge.