The entries that are labeled "checked" are as follows:
Microsoft Excel, Microsoft Outlook, Microsoft photo editor, Microsoft
PowerPoint, Microsoft Word, Ms-DOS prompt, Windows Explorer, Windows Messenging
Interestingly enough, they are all entries for Microsoft products or Win95
utilities... huuummmmm!
When I checked the explorer graphics files I didn't find any entries for
"checked". I checked the default graphic file and found a few of them as
follows:
under the section [GraphicRes0108]
3814=checked
26782=checked
53033=checked
47466=checked
20294=checked| (does anyone know what the "|" signifies?)
under the section [GraphicRes0401]
32535=checked (there actually two entries for this value one right above the
other),
34718=checked (there are two identical entries of this value listed one after
the other also. These four entries are listed one right under the other.)
5269=checked
10104=checked
under the section [symbols]
marlett97=check mark
marlett98=check mark
(although the two entries above probably have nothing to do with the phenomena
in question, I've included them for the sake of exhaustion!)
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At 04:22 PM 6/29/99 -0700, you wrote:
>Hello Julio,
>
>How about checking the file c:\JFW33\settings\enu\explorer.jgf and search
>for the word "check". With it's inconsistency, it still sounds like a
>graphic got labeled "checked" when it shouldn't have.
>The graphics in Explorer are not check/uncheck graphics, but rather file
>type graphics. With JFW, even when using the Control+Space, or
>Shift+Up/Down to mark items for processing, it will say "Selected/Not
>selected", rather than "checked/unchecked!"
>Can you give us a list of the shortcut names that display the "checked"
>message? Chances are that a particular file type graphic got inadvertently
>labeled with that label, and so you're only hearing it when you come across
>that particular file type in the Start Menu.
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