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It came from Microsoft documentation, but I can't find it anymore. I agree it doesn't sound correct though.
It came from Microsoft documentation, but I can't find it anymore. I agree it doesn't sound correct though.
I wouldn't worry about it :)
I only arrived here because - as I mentioned - I followed the link from the tutorial on altering scrollbar dimensions. I actually couldn't believe that there would be a tutorial on how to sign out
And with a dozen options
Is there a tutorial on how to sign in?
I know you're a perfectionist, and absolutely meticulous, so you can safely ignore any of my comments.
.:)
Just one more thing...
In post #7, I said:
OldGrantonian said:
I haven't been able to reproduce this crazy configuration today. I even restored the registry to its configuration before I edited ScrollWidth yesterday. Signed out, then in. Then I increased ScrollWidth to the same value that I used yesterday. Signed out, then in.
After each signin, the initial window setup was the same as it has always been.
BTW: It might be useful to users to mention that they don't need to drill down into the registry - which can sometimes take ages. All they need to do is copy the path. So, in the scrollbar tutorial, it would have been:
Code:HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Control Panel\Desktop\WindowMetrics
Then copy the path into the registry address bar. Same as for Windows Explorer.
Thanks.
Last edited by OldGrantonian; 11 May 2018 at 08:42.
Very useful option, thanks.
I've got 4 normal users (my kids and me) and an admin (me) users ,and seeing as my specs are so low i want each one to sign out instead of log off ,when they're done .
Is there any keyboard shortcut keys to sign out ? like log off is win key + L
not a biggie ,would just like to tap the keyboard instead of clicking here and then there ect.
I've searched but can't find anything as simple as win key+L