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Hi i am new here and haveread a few posts so i thought i would ask for 2 questions to be answered as well.

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When i double click on the my computer icon i see icons like c drive d drive etc etc but am i correct in thinking that under these icons should be the free space available,because there is no writing/text at all just the icon,would be nice to see this text so i dont have to click on properties every time.

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When i click on the history folder it shows me for each day what sites have been looked at,can i some how see a date next to each result or does anyone know of a freeware programme that will let me see the time of each site visited when i look in the history folder.

Thanks very much for any advice given.


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Welcome to PCHF ipbr.
For your first question no it doesnt show.But if you Hover your mouse over the icon you can see the space.

For question 2.I will look for a program.


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What web broswer are you using? If we know that then we might be able to find an addon for you


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1,yes if i hover over the icon it does show the free space,i just assumed that there would be text below them like previous platforms.

2,I am using windows xp with internet explorer 7

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Hi ibpr21054
I have found this IE HistoryView: Freeware Internet Explorer History Viewer
It looks like it will do the job (scroll down to download).


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All files created have a creation date


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Thats the boy worked a treat thanks very much.

One other thing,
Anyone know where i can obtain a password recovery tool as i have forgottem the password.
Only 1 document needs to be opened.
I have had a look around and the only one that worked is $30 made by rixler software which is a lot more than i expected as it will only open one file then have to pay again.
What i need is someone or some software that will open the document so i can copy & paste the text and use a new password that i can remember.
Anyone have such a programe.
Thanks



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