Looking to restore the shortcut in your explorer window that says “Recently Changed”? I was too. In a nutshell, you must save this code snippet, which creates the Recently Changed file search, and then drag that shortcut to your favorites bar. Here are the instructions:
1. Download the raw version of this code below.
http://pastebin.com/embed_js.php?i=NSfwr6eF
2. Paste the file contents to NotePad
3. Save the file as “Recently Changed.search-ms” (keep the quotes so it makes that the correct file type)
4. Save the file to C:\Users\{YOUR NAME}\Searches
5. Drag the shortcut to your favorites bar (same place “Recent Places” appears)
After reading about the Midtown Toasty on MidtownLunch, I decided I had to finally stop by Tri-Tip Grill to give it a try.
I asked if they had any hot sauce, and they said they did have a chipotle sauce, so I had them throw it on the side. The sauce, which was more like a chipotle relish, was a delicious add on to the sandwich. Will definitely ask for it again.
The positives:
- $3.99 is a decent price for a gourmet breakfast sandwich
- Ingredients are good quality, much better than your average deli
- Chipotle spread took it to the next level
Negatives:
- Sandwich came in a container that was not breathable, bottom slice of bread got very soggy as a result.
Overall: Definitely worth it if you find yourself near the concourse of 30rock at breakfast time.
I was recently introduced to the Tacos Morelos cart at 2nd st and Ave A. Below is the Chorizo Cemita. Some of the best chorizo I have ever had. Definitely worth checking out.
Has Windows 7 EVER found a solution to the problem of a crashing application? Probably not. Since no one likes wasting time, I decided to figure out how to prevent Windows from doing this unnecessary search.
Step 1: Click on the Start button, type in “Choose how to report problems” (without quotes) and hit enter.
Step 2: Select “Never check for solutions”
Problem solved!
Google recently changed the layout of the Google Docs interface, and made it a little difficult to figure out how to export and backup your documents. It is always recommended to have a backup of anything you store in the cloud, so here is a quick tutorial on how to download and backup your Google docs.
Step 1 - Right click on any file in your Google Docs list, and select "Download"
Step 2 - Click on the "All Items" tab, and press the "Download" button
Step 3 - Select "Email when ready"
Step 4 - Wait until you receive the e-mail, then click download link.
After the file is downloaded, you are still not done. It is necessary to extract the zip file, and open a few of the documents to make sure they are readable. In my experience, the export has always worked very well, but it is imperative to check for yourself each time you save the backup.
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