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Dave,<P>Damn Windows, chock up yet another bug! I can understand that Windows wants .scf extensions as a Windows Explorer Command.<P>It just puzzles me that you play with Windows (in a rather advanced manner I would say) and tell it to show all filename extensions, hidden files and system files regardless and it just decides that it will show you everything EXCEPT a .SCF extension.<P>I guess it should have a check box saying 'hide file extensions for known file types EXCEPT .SCF these never show up reagdless of this option' []images/icons/default/smile.gif" border="0[/]<P>Oh maybe time for Windows ME 2001 to add a new checkbox 'show .scf extensions'<P>There you go a good reason to release a new Windows version and add some more millions to poor broke Bill []images/icons/default/smile.gif" border="0[/]
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