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GeneralRe: does anyone of you misses the windows xp "up one level" button in windows seven explorermvpNish Sivakumar5 Jun '12 - 10:14 
PIEBALDconsult wrote:
I don't grok this.

Allow a superior linguist to help here. He means he searched using the search toolbox in Windows Explorer. Big Grin | :-D
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GeneralRe: does anyone of you misses the windows xp "up one level" button in windows seven explorermemberPIEBALDconsult5 Jun '12 - 18:44 
Nish Sivakumar wrote:
the search toolbox in Windows Explorer

 
That's the part I don't grok. Sigh | :sigh:
GeneralRe: does anyone of you misses the windows xp "up one level" button in windows seven explorermvpNish Sivakumar6 Jun '12 - 8:44 
PIEBALDconsult wrote:
That's the part I don't grok. Sigh | :sigh:

It's a Windows 7 feature I guess, and I assume you are on Vista or earlier?
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GeneralRe: does anyone of you misses the windows xp "up one level" button in windows seven explorermemberPIEBALDconsult6 Jun '12 - 13:49 
Nope, 7 at home and work.
 
Maybe send a picture.
GeneralRe: does anyone of you misses the windows xp "up one level" button in windows seven explorermvpNish Sivakumar6 Jun '12 - 14:40 
PIEBALDconsult wrote:
Maybe send a picture.

See http://www.codeproject.com/script/Membership/Uploads/20248/PIEBALDconsult.jpg[^]
 
Look at the top-right side of the pic.
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GeneralRe: does anyone of you misses the windows xp "up one level" button in windows seven explorermemberPIEBALDconsult6 Jun '12 - 16:43 
Yeah, I don't have that. And I wouldn't use it. Maybe I got rid of it somehow. :shrug:
GeneralRe: does anyone of you misses the windows xp "up one level" button in windows seven explorermvpNish Sivakumar7 Jun '12 - 5:17 
Odd. Unsure | :~
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GeneralRe: does anyone of you misses the windows xp "up one level" button in windows seven explorermvpRichard MacCutchan5 Jun '12 - 21:28 
That's correct, but you can use the back arrow to go to the previous directory. And if you think about it a search result does not have an upper level directory.

GeneralRe: does anyone of you misses the windows xp "up one level" button in windows seven explorermemberryanb315 Jun '12 - 8:49 
Quote:
you don't need it anymore
Spoken like a true developer. Smile | :) User's don't know what they need.
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GeneralRe: does anyone of you misses the windows xp "up one level" button in windows seven explorerprotectorAspDotNetDev5 Jun '12 - 8:24 
In the location bar, you can click one of the ancestor folders to navigate to it (including the direct parent). So they basically have ancestor buttons rather than a single parent button. Makes sense to me.

GeneralRe: does anyone of you misses the windows xp "up one level" button in windows seven explorermember_Damian S_5 Jun '12 - 15:13 
AspDotNetDev wrote:
ancestor buttons

I always referred to these as a breadcrumb trail...

GeneralRe: does anyone of you misses the windows xp "up one level" button in windows seven explorerprotectorAspDotNetDev5 Jun '12 - 16:09 
Indeed, that is a good label to apply to it. Though breadcrumbs sometimes show where you've been rather than just the hierarchy above where you are, and I wanted to make the point that the "button" didn't disappear... it just changed form.

GeneralRe: does anyone of you misses the windows xp "up one level" button in windows seven explorermemberSlacker0075 Jun '12 - 23:32 
AspDotNetDev wrote:
Though breadcrumbs sometimes show where you've been rather than just the hierarchy

well said.


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GeneralRe: does anyone of you misses the windows xp "up one level" button in windows seven explorermemberlewax005 Jun '12 - 8:29 
Now that you mention it...apparently not, I didn't notice it was missing.
GeneralRe: does anyone of you misses the windows xp "up one level" button in windows seven explorergroupSahir Shah5 Jun '12 - 8:31 
I miss the whole elephanting toolbar in windows explorer. Now, I get a stupid thing which asks me if I want to "burn". Not sure what that means ? Is it "burn in hell" ? What's the matter with these Microsoft guys ? Have they suddenly got religion or what ?

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GeneralRe: does anyone of you misses the windows xp "up one level" button in windows seven explorermemberglhrmbhnrt5 Jun '12 - 8:33 
rofl.
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GeneralRe: does anyone of you misses the windows xp "up one level" button in windows seven explorermemberSlacker0075 Jun '12 - 8:40 
Laugh | :laugh:
 
Very funny, Sahir.


"the meat from that butcher is just the dogs danglies, absolutely amazing cuts of beef." - DaveAuld (2011)
"No, that is just the earthly manifestation of the Great God Retardon." - Nagy Vilmos (2011)
"It is the celestial scrotum of good luck!" - Nagy Vilmos (2011)
"But you probably have the smoothest scrotum of any grown man" - Pete O'Hanlon (2012)


GeneralRe: does anyone of you misses the windows xp "up one level" button in windows seven explorermemberPIEBALDconsult5 Jun '12 - 9:17 
I did at first; but now I've been assimilated. Sigh | :sigh:
 
The new way is better.
GeneralRe: does anyone of you misses the windows xp "up one level" button in windows seven explorermembereffayqueue5 Jun '12 - 9:46 
The new way is hit and miss, and sometimes just shows the current folder, for some reason. Lots of times an "up" button would be easier.
GeneralRe: does anyone of you misses the windows xp "up one level" button in windows seven explorermemberJoan Murt5 Jun '12 - 9:44 
Press "alt+up" and done...
 
Or any of the address bar fragments...
 
It is muuuuch better than before...
 
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GeneralRe: does anyone of you misses the windows xp "up one level" button in windows seven explorermemberTNCaver6 Jun '12 - 5:26 
Just click on the name of the directory folder in the address bar that is one up from where you are. With that technique, you aren't limited to going up one level at a time. Much quicker.
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GeneralMore room to breath... [modified]memberSteve Mayfield5 Jun '12 - 7:50 
IPv6 testing is complete [^]
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GeneralRe: More room to breath...memberAlbert Holguin5 Jun '12 - 7:53 
You get the same effect when you unbutton your pants. Roll eyes | :rolleyes:
GeneralRe: More room to breath...memberSteve Mayfield5 Jun '12 - 8:02 
Hopefully, when I enable IPv6, I won't get arrested Unsure | :~
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GeneralRe: More room to breath...memberMaximilien5 Jun '12 - 8:03 
I pee V6.
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