List of Features Removed In Windows 7

[J. P. Gilliver (John)]

On Thu, 26 Jan 2012 21:30:01 +0000, "J. P. Gilliver (John)"


I'm under the impression that these 'tags' are associated with the
respective files themselves. For example, your digital camera no doubt
tags your photos with the date they were taken, the camera used, and
maybe some other bits of information. In addition, you can add
additional tags such as lat/long coordinates.

Indeed (and there's at least one freeform tag, the comment field in the
..jp(e)g format).

I don't see a way for the Win 7 Libraries function to add such tags,

Ah, that more or less answers my question (i. e. no, they're not part of
libraries).

but once they are in place by other means, the Library function can
take advantage of them.

Probably only certain types, not tags in general. (If indeed there is
such a thing as tags in general.)

 

[Ken Blake]

Yes, I can't understand what's difficult about CTRL-C or CTRL-X and
then CTRL-V.

I may have mentioned this before but I also find installing PureText to
paste only ASCII characters to be very useful. You can define a key and
I use CTRL-0.

If you mentioned it before, I must have missed it. I'm glad you
mentioned it this time. I've never heard of it before, but I just
downloaded it, and it looks very useful. Thanks very much.

 

[Gene E. Bloch]

Yes, I can't understand what's difficult about CTRL-C or CTRL-X and then
CTRL-V.

I tend to be clumsy and press the wrong key, but then there's another
standard shortcut, CTRL-Z