[bksvol-discuss] Re: Aargh! What happened?!
- From: Ann Parsons <akp@xxxxxxxxxxxx>
- To: rogerbailey81@xxxxxxx
- Date: Sat, 26 Dec 2009 07:34:05 -0500
Hi all,
In case you didn't get this before, Roger. Here's how to find your files.
1. Go to My Computer.
2. Press 'enter'.
3. Go to local disk C.
4. Press 'enter'.
5. Press the letter O to get to Openbk7. or whatever version.
6. Press 'enter'.
7. Press the letter u for users.
8. Press 'enter'.
9. Choose the default unless you have your own files. I'd check
default first.
10. Press ctrl-spacebar if the default isn't selected.
11. Press 'enter'.
12. Press the letter l for Library.
13. In there you will find your Open Book folders. I'm assuming you
know where your books are stored, probably either in General, the
default folder, or Books. Press 'enter' on the appropriate folder.
14. Arrow down till you find your file.
Voila, hope this is clear?
Ann P.
Original message:
Remember the discussion I just had with Kim about being technically ignorant
and the long and hard effort to learn how to use a computer? Well, that is
something I have not yet taught myself. I just looked in "my computer" and
clicked Open Book and found a large number of files that, as far as I know,
did not have anythig to do with text files. Can You give me detailed
instructions on how to look in my Open Book directory on my hard drive and
how to recover the file I want if I find it.
Ann P.
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