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Tag Results For: Navigation Pane
Q-Dir Displays Four Windows Explorer Panes, Comes With Tabs Support
Q-Dir is a quad-pane file explorer which is capable of displaying four simultaneous Windows Explorer panes. Some of its main features include support for favorites, file/color filtering, the option to export XLS/CSV/TXT/HTML files from the pane, screen magnification, quick preview and the option to open tabs within the quad pane. An overview of four different [...] (more…)
Office Word 2010 Search: Navigation Pane
The Navigation pane resides on the left side of your document and makes it easier for anyone to search throughout your document. But this bar is not displayed by default, to enable it click the View tab on the main menu and check the Navigation Pane option. (more…)
