30 You will need to restart the computer for the remainder of the repairs to be completed.
31 You may need to close and re-open windows to ensure that the correct icons are displayed.
32 Tweak UI has been disabled by your administrator.
34 Carelessly changing a special folder may render your system unusable.\n\nFor example, don't set two special folders equal to each other, or set a special folder equal to a system folder like the Fonts folder.\n\nContinue changing special folders?
36 You need to log off and back on for the repair to take effect.
37 <none>
95 Select a new %s folder
160 Enable window animation
161 The "Enable window animation" check-box controls the window animation effect that occurs when you minimize, maximize, or restore a window.\n\nThis is a per-user setting.
162 Enable smooth scrolling
163 The "Enable smooth scrolling" check-box controls animated window scrolling in Explorer and other programs.\n\nThis is a per-user setting.
164 Beep on errors
165 The "Beep on errors" check-box enables the playing of a beep sound (customizable in the "Sounds" control panel) when a system error occurs. This setting does not affect custom error sounds played by applications.\n\nThis is a per-user setting.
166 Enable menu animation
167 The "Enable menu animation" check-box controls the animation effect that occurs when you open a menu.\n\nThis is a per-user setting.
168 Enable combo box animation
169 The "Enable combo box animation" check-box controls the animation effect that occurs when you open the list-box portion of a combo box control.\n\nThis is a per-user setting.
170 Enable list box animation
171 The "Enable list box animation" check-box controls the smooth scrolling effect that occurs when you scroll through a list-box control.\n\nThis is a per-user setting.
172 Enable mouse hot tracking effects
173 The "Enable mouse hot-tracking effects" check-box controls mouse-related window effects such as tooltip windows over the Minimize, Restore, and Close buttons.\n\nThis is a per-user setting.
174 Enable menu fading
175 The "Enable menu fading" check-box controls the fade-in animation when you open a menu. Otherise, the animation effect is a slide. In order for this check-box to have an effect, menu animation must also be enabled.\n\nThis is a per-user setting.
176 Enable menu selection fading
177 The "Enable menu selection fading" check-box controls the fade-out animation when you select a menu item.\n\nThis is a per-user setting.
178 Enable tooltip animation
179 The "Enable tooltip animation" check-box controls the sliding animation when a tooltip appears.\n\nThis is a per-user setting.
180 Enable tooltip fade
181 The "Enable tooltip fade" check-box controls the fade-out animation when a tooltip disappears.\n\nThis is a per-user setting.
182 Enable cursor shadow
183 The "Enable cursor shadow" check-box controls the shadow-effect underneath the mouse cursor.\n\nThis is a per-user setting, not supported by all video drivers.
184 Show Windows version on desktop
185 The "Show Windows version on desktop" check-box enables the display of the Windows version and monitor information (if multiple monitors are installed) in the corner of every monitor.\n\nThis is a per-user setting. If you are running an evaluation version of Windows, the version will always be displayed. If you have enabled the Active Desktop interface, the version will never be displayed. Changing this setting requires a logoff.
186 Maintain document history
187 The "Maintain document history" check-box enables the tracking of recently-opened documents on the Start Menu and on the File menu of many applications. (Note that some applications do not respect this setting.)\n\nThis is a per-user setting.
188 Show Documents on classic Start Menu
189 The "Show Documents on classic Start Menu" check-box enables the display of "Documents" on the classic Start Menu.\n\nThis is a per-user setting.
190 Allow the Active Desktop interface to be turned on
191 If the "Allow the Active Desktop interface to be turned on" check-box is unchecked, then the Active Desktop interface will be disabled.\n\nNote that if the Active Desktop interface is disabled, wallpaper stretching will not be supported unless you are running Windows XP.\n\nThis is a per-user setting.
192 Lock the Active Desktop interface
193 The "Lock the Active Desktop interface" check-box prevents components from being added to or removed from the Active Desktop interface.\n\nThis is a per-user setting.
194 Show Favorites on classic Start Menu
195 The "Show Favorites on classic Start Menu" check-box enables the display of Favorites on the classic Start Menu.\n\nThis is a per-user setting.
196 Clear document history on exit
197 The "Clear document history on exit" check-box controls whether Explorer will clear the recent documents history, run dialog history, and typed-URL history when you log off.\n\nThis is a per-user setting.
198 Allow Logoff on Start Menu
199 Clear the "Allow Logoff" check-box to remove the Log Off option from the Start Menu.\n\nThis is a per-user setting.
200 Show Help on classic Start Menu
201 The "Show Help on classic Start Menu" check-box controls whether Help (or Help and Support) appears on the classic Start Menu.\n\nThis is a per-user setting.
202 Show Network Connections on classic Start Menu
203 The "Show Network Connections on classic Start Menu" check-box controls whether Network Connections appears on the classic Start Menu.\n\nThis is a per-user setting.
204 Enable Windows+X hotkeys
205 The "Enable Windows+X hotkeys" check-box controls whether hotkeys such as Windows+M are enabled. Note that not all hotkeys respect this setting.\n\nThis is a per-user setting. Changing this setting requires a logoff.
206 Show My Documents on classic Start Menu
207 The "Show My Documents on classic Start Menu" check-box controls whether My Documents is shown at the top of the Documents submenu of the classic Start Menu.\n\nThis is a per-user setting.
208 Show My Pictures on classic Start Menu
209 The "Show My Pictures on classic Start Menu" check-box controls whether My Pictures is shown at the top of the Documents submenu of the classic Start Menu.\n\nThis is a per-user setting.
210 Show "View workgroup computers" in Net Places
211 The "Show 'View workgroup computers' in Net Places" check-box controls whether 'View workgroup computers' task will be available in the Common Tasks pane of the Network Places folder when you are on a home network.\n\nThis is a per-user setting.
212 Detect accidental double-clicks
213 If "Detect accidental double-clicks" check-box is enabled, then when Explorer is in single-click mode, double-clicks are treated as a single click instead of as two single-clicks (launching the document twice).\n\nThis is a per-user setting.
214 Show Links on Favorites menu
215 The "Show Links on Favorites menu" check-box controls whether the Links folder is visible on the Favorites menu.\n\nThis is a per-user setting.
216 Prefix "Shortcut to" on new shortcuts
217 Check the "Prefix 'Shortcut to' on new shortcuts" box to put the phrase "Shortcut to" at the beginning of newly-created shortcuts.\n\nThis is a per-user setting. Turning it on requires a logoff.\n\nWindows 95/98: If you uninstall Tweak UI, this customization is uninstalled as well.
218 Adjust case of 8.3 filenames
219 If the "Adjust case of 8.3 filenames" box is checked, then Explorer will convert all-uppercase 8.3 filenames to mixed-case filenames.\n\nThis is a per-user setting.
220 Manipulate connected files as a unit
221 If the "Manipulate connected files as a unit" box is checked, then any operations performed on Document.htm (or Document.html) will also be performed on "Document_files" and vice versa. For example, if you delete Document.htm, then the Document_files folder will also be deleted.\n\nThis is a per-user setting.
223 General
256 Check the "Log on automatically at system startup" box to bypass the initial logon dialog box by using the values provided in the User name and Password sections.\n\nTo suppress autologon, hold the shift key while the system is starting.
257 In the "User name" text box, type the user name that should be used by the automatic logon facility.
258 In the "Password" text box, type the password that should be used by the automatic logon facility.
272 Parse Autoexec.bat at logon
273 If the "Parse Autoexec.bat at logon" box is checked, then the Autoexec.bat file will be scanned for SET commands and the variables found will be set in the user's environment.\n\nThis is a per-user setting.
287 Logon
288 Control Panel DLL
289 Accessibility Options
290 Regional Settings
291 Mouse, Keyboard, etc.
320 Rebuild Icons
321 Rebuilds all Explorer icons and removes unused Explorer icons from memory.\n\nRebuild icons when you find that Explorer is displaying the wrong icon for a program or shortcut.
322 Repair Font Folder
323 Restores the functionality of the Font Folder.\n\nRepair the Font Folder when you find that the Font Folder has begun acting like a normal folder.
324 Repair Regedit
325 Resets Regedit view state information to the defaults.\n\nRepair Regedit when you find that Regedit is not showing all the columns in its view.
326 Repair hotkeys
327 Resets the hotkeys for shortcuts on the Start Menu and on the Desktop.\n\nRepair the Start Menu hotkeys if you find that the hotkey for a program is still active even after you deleted the shortcut from your Start Menu or your Desktop.
328 Repair unread mail count
329 Resets the unread mail count on the Welcome screen.
352 None
353 Ctrl+A
354 Ctrl+B
356 Ctrl+D
357 Ctrl+E
358 Ctrl+F
359 Ctrl+G
361 Tab
363 Ctrl+K
364 Ctrl+L
366 Ctrl+N
367 Ctrl+O
368 Ctrl+P
369 Ctrl+Q
370 Ctrl+R
372 Ctrl+T
373 Ctrl+U
374 Ctrl+V
375 Ctrl+W
376 Ctrl+X
377 Ctrl+Y
378 Ctrl+Z
379 Ctrl+[
380 Ctrl+\
381 Ctrl+[
382 Ctrl+^
383 Ctrl+_
384 Desktop
385 &Desktop Icons
416 My Computer
417 &My Computer Icons
448 Drives
449 &Drives
480 Explorer
512 Taskbar
514 Warn when low on disk space
515 Controls whether a balloon tip appears when Explorer detects that a drive is running low on available disk space.\n\nOnly administrators will receive these warnings.\n\nYou must log off and back on for a change to this setting to take effect.
1024 Desktop
1026 Programs
1029 My Documents
1030 Favorites
1031 Startup
1032 Recent Documents
1033 Send To
1035 Start Menu
1037 My Music
1038 My Video
1040 Desktop
1041 My Computer
1042 Network Neighborhood
1045 Document Templates
1048 Installation Path
1058 History
1062 Program Files
1063 My Pictures
1067 Common Program Files
1083 CD Burning
1282 Start Menu\Programs
1285 My Documents
1286 Favorites
1287 Start Menu\Programs\StartUp
1288 Recent
1289 SendTo
1291 Start Menu
1293 My Music
1294 My Video
1296 Desktop
1301 ShellNew
1319 My Pictures
1339 Local Settings\Application Data\Microsoft\CD Burning
1536 The Menu Speed slider control sets the speed at which cascading menus automatically open when you move the mouse over them. The fastest setting causes them to open immediately. The slowest setting is extraordinarily slow.\n\nTo test the mouse speed setting, right-click the test icon.\n\nThis is a per-user setting.
1537 Double click sensitivity specifies how close together two mouse clicks need to be (in pixels) to be considered a double-click.\n\nTo test the double-click sensitivity, click twice on the test icon with the left mouse button. If the two clicks registered as a double-click, then the icon will change.\n\nThis is a per-user setting.
1538 Drag sensitivity specifies how far (in pixels) the mouse must move with the button held down before the system decides that you are dragging the object. Increase this value if you find that you are dragging objects accidentally when you click on them.\n\nTo test the drag sensitivity, try to drag the test icon with the left mouse button. The icon will begin dragging when you have moved the mouse the necessary distance.\n\nThis is a per-user setting.
1600 Check the "Use mouse wheel for scrolling" box to enable the use of the mouse wheel to scroll data. When the mouse wheel is enabled, you can specify whether rotating the wheel should cause data to scroll by a page or by a specified number of lines.\n\nThis is a per-user setting.
1601 For a hover to be detected, the mouse must remain within a small region for the specified hover time. The size of the region is determined by the hover sensitivity (in pixels).\n\nTo test the mouse hover settings, move the mouse to the test icon. When a hover is detected, the icon will change.\n\nThis is a per-user setting.
1664 The "Activation follows mouse" check-box enables X-Mouse style window activation. When X-Mouse style window activation is enabled, you need only move the mouse into a window in order to give it focus. Normally, you must click on a window in order to give it focus.\n\nThis is a per-user setting.
1665 If you check the "Autoraise when activating" check-box, then moving the mouse into a window will not only give it focus, but also raise it to the top as if you had clicked on it.\n\nThis setting requires "Activation follows mouse" to be enabled for it to have any effect.\n\nThis is a per-user setting.\n\nThis setting is not available on all platforms.
1666 The "Activation delay" value specifies the amount of time (in milliseconds) the mouse must remain over an inactive window before it is activated. Set this value to zero to have the window activate instantly.\n\nThis setting requires "Activation follows mouse" to be enabled for it to have any effect.\n\nThis is a per-user setting.\n\nThis setting is not available on all platforms.
1733 Always show Administrator on Welcome screen
1734 Check the "Always show Administrator on Welcome screen" box to force the Administrator account to appear on the Welcome screen. The Administrator account is hidden under normal circumstances.
1735 Balloon Tips
1736 Enable balloon tips
1737 Uncheck this box to disable balloon tips in all applications that support Windows XP Themes.
1792 Select the icon you wish to appear first on the desktop.\n\nThis is a per-system setting, available only if the current user has permission to alter the My Computer settings.\n\nAfter changing this setting, you may need to select Arrange By Name from the desktop context menu for the change to take effect.\n\nSome applications will not respond to the new setting until you log off and back on.
1856 Check "Prevent applications from stealing focus" to prevent applications from stealing focus from the window you are working in. Instead, their taskbar icon will flash to indicate that the application is trying to get your attention.\n\nThis is a per-user setting.
1857 Select the number of times the system should flash the taskbar button of a rude application.\n\nThis is a per-user setting.
1920 The "Show unread mail on Welcome screen" check-box controls whether the Welcome screen shows the number of unread mail messages next to each user's name.
1921 Enter the number of days users will be reminded of unread email. If the user has not run his or her email program for the indicated number of days, the reminder will be removed.
1922 Select whether the unread mail setting applies to all users or only the current user.
1984 Click the Compressed files button to change the color Explorer uses to display compressed files. For this change to take effect, you must also configure Explorer to show compressed files in a different color.\n\nThis is a per-user setting.
1985 Click the Hot-tracking button to change the color Explorer uses to display items as you hover over them. For this change to take effect, you must also configure Explorer into single-click mode.\n\nThis is a per-user setting.
1986 Click the Encrypted files button to change the color Explorer uses to display encrypted files. For this change to take effect, you must also configure Explorer to show encrypted files in a different color.\n\nThis is a per-user setting.
2016 From the Filename completion dropdown, select the character (or none) which will be used at the command prompt for filename completion.
2017 From the Directory completion dropdown, select the character (or none) which will be used at the command prompt for directory completion.\n\nIf the command being entered requires a directory name (such as "cd"), then the command prompt automatically uses directory completion even if you press the Filename completion character.
2018 Enter the characters which will be interpreted as word separators when you use the Ctrl+Left and Ctrl+Right keyboard accelerators to edit a command line.\n\nNormally, only spaces are considered to be word separators.
2048 Check the "Show Back button on File Open/Save dialog" box to enable the button on common file open/save dialogs which allows you to navigate to the previous directory.\n\nThis is a per-user setting.
2049 Check the "Remember previously-used filenames" box to allow the common file open/save dialogs to remember the names of the files you most recently opened or saved. This list of names is available by clicking the down-arrow at the right-hand side of the "File name" edit box.\n\nThis is a per-user setting.
2050 Select the type of Places Bar you wish to use. If you choose a custom Places Bar, then you can specify up to five places. You can select a predefined custom place from the dropdown box or choose your own place by typing its full path.\n\nThis is a per-user setting.
