R Ryum Member Messages 166 Reaction score 0 Tokenz 0.00z Mar 8, 2006 #1 I miss named it so the file did not have a file type then typoed the file to HTLM instead of HTML and curious if there is a way I can change that or if I am screwed
I miss named it so the file did not have a file type then typoed the file to HTLM instead of HTML and curious if there is a way I can change that or if I am screwed
! Active Member Messages 749 Reaction score 16 Tokenz 0.19z Mar 8, 2006 #2 just rename it, with like example.doc or what ever format it was previously, if you cannot see the file extensions on any of your files open my computer, click tools, folder options > click view > uncheck hide extensions for known files
just rename it, with like example.doc or what ever format it was previously, if you cannot see the file extensions on any of your files open my computer, click tools, folder options > click view > uncheck hide extensions for known files
R Ryum Member Messages 166 Reaction score 0 Tokenz 0.00z Mar 8, 2006 #3 Ahh you're my new best friend Just saved me an awesome conversation I had with a friend of mine I hadn't talked to in over 5 years.
Ahh you're my new best friend Just saved me an awesome conversation I had with a friend of mine I hadn't talked to in over 5 years.
lemon Member Messages 7,916 Reaction score 0 Tokenz 0.01z Mar 8, 2006 #4 should have been in the computer and tech section :dunno but good to hear its all good :cool
Haus OTz Original Messages 16,068 Reaction score 0 Tokenz 0.10z Mar 8, 2006 #5 yep lemon's right. OMG did i just say that. :moved to computer tech
Nacil Buperetov Member Messages 163 Reaction score 0 Tokenz 0.00z Mar 25, 2006 #7 If renaming doesn't work, you have to go to Tools-Folder options-View and make sure "Hide extensions for known files" is unchecked. When you next rename the file, it's extension will be whatever you added. When you recheck the box, you won't end up with files who don't have extensions.
If renaming doesn't work, you have to go to Tools-Folder options-View and make sure "Hide extensions for known files" is unchecked. When you next rename the file, it's extension will be whatever you added. When you recheck the box, you won't end up with files who don't have extensions.