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Tools > Options > General > Recently used file list. Delete the entries.
Oana

Tools > Options > General > Recently used file list. Delete the entries.
Oana

That’s were she went:

That’s were she went:

I always thought of the Photo Album folder template as a placeholder for more sophisticated things to come in later versions. As it is, I don’t think there are any differences.

I always thought of the Photo Album folder template as a placeholder for more sophisticated things to come in later versions. As it is, I don’t think there are any differences.

Wassim,

take a look at Resources for Translators and Interpreters, it has many useful links.
http://www.ajeeb.com/%5B/url%5D has an online English-Arabic, Arabic-English translation tool, as well as http://www.almisbar.com/salam_trans.html%5B/url%5D.

I hope you find what you seek,
Oana

Wassim,

take a look at Resources for Translators and Interpreters, it has many useful links.
http://www.ajeeb.com/%5B/url%5D has an online English-Arabic, Arabic-English translation tool, as well as http://www.almisbar.com/salam_trans.html%5B/url%5D.

I hope you find what you seek,
Oana

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Microsoft provides a conversion utility on the Windows XP CD. Look under i386win9xmigfaxawdvstub.exe. Run it with no command line arguments to get its options. Use the /c command-line switch to convert an AWD file to a TIFF file.
If you want to run Awdvstub.exe from your local machine, rather than from the CD, you’ll also need to copy Faxtiff.dll.

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Microsoft provides a conversion utility on the Windows XP CD. Look under i386win9xmigfaxawdvstub.exe. Run it with no command line arguments to get its options. Use the /c command-line switch to convert an AWD file to a TIFF file.
If you want to run Awdvstub.exe from your local machine, rather than from the CD, you’ll also need to copy Faxtiff.dll.

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Apparently. Take a look at these two threads.

If you have a Restore Point set before installing Media Center you should revert to it.

Apparently. Take a look at these two threads.

If you have a Restore Point set before installing Media Center you should revert to it.

Auto-numbering without indentation:
Select the text, go to Format>Bullets and Numbering>Numbered, select the first template, click on Customize and adjust Aligned at (in your document that would be 1,25) and Indent at 0.

But: Auto-numbering only applies to successive paragraphs. In your document there are paragraphs “in-between”. If you replace the paragraph marks with manual line breaks you won’t have any indentation for the next line (see Attachment). So manual numbering is the better solution, especially if you have so few items you want to number.

Hope it helps you,
Oana

Auto-numbering without indentation:
Select the text, go to Format>Bullets and Numbering>Numbered, select the first template, click on Customize and adjust Aligned at (in your document that would be 1,25) and Indent at 0.

But: Auto-numbering only applies to successive paragraphs. In your document there are paragraphs “in-between”. If you replace the paragraph marks with manual line breaks you won’t have any indentation for the next line (see Attachment). So manual numbering is the better solution, especially if you have so few items you want to number.

Hope it helps you,
Oana

It sometimes happens to me, and usually I can work around it by selecting the whole document with a and resetting the language. I also uncheck the option “Detect language automatically”.
I put it down to my frequent changes of keyboard language, but obviously this doesn’t apply to you. Nevertheless, it could have something to do with the keyboard drivers.

Oana