Hello All!
I bought a computer with Windows 8.1 The first thing I installed on it was Classic Shell. What a relief! At first I thought I'd never would use Windows 8.1, then with Classic Shell almost everything fell into it's place.
I have some problems though. I described them to Microsoft, but they said these can easily be caused by Classic Shell.
I'm not sure everything is said the way I describe, but I use Windows and Classic Shell in Hungarian, so I'm just guessing what are the exact English names for these functions, but I try to give proper descriptions.
These problems usually start to occur after hibernating and waking up Windows. After a full restart they don't happen for a while.
I'm using these functions on the daily basis for almost two decades by now, and I do everything the same way, so I guess it is not because I don't know how to do these. And also, sometimes they work, and sometimes with the exact same method they don't.
1. I can't send a file or files from file managers (like Total Commander) with right clicking on the selected file(s) then clicking on "send", then clicking on "to the recipient of the e-mail".
The expected behavior would be: a new e-mail would be generated by Outlook 2010 with the attachment (or attachments) which I choose in the file manager.
It varies what's the exact behavior. Some occasions it won't do the expected thing at all, some occasions if I close Outlook 2010, it would work.
2. I can't drag & drop files as an attachment to an e-mail.
It also varies what's the exact behavior. Sometimes it just drops the file (meaning, when you start to drag the file (of course without releasing the mouse button) and you hover the cursor over the button of the e-mail on the tray in order to bring the mail forward, you'll notice there is nothing anymore to drag.
Other times it is there, but when you drag the file over the e-mail, the arrow becomes the scored circle that means you can't put it there.
Another problem, which is not Outlook related:
I like that when you put applications onto the left column of the start menu, some can have sub menus with the recently opened files or sites or programs.
My problem is with Chrome. I like to fix the most frequently opened sites to the top of the Google Chrome's sub menu (as it is shown on the attached screenshot).
While other apps (Internet Explorer and Mozilla Firefox) show the miniature icons left to the site names, Chrome doesn't. And it is not because I deleted the cache or anything like that. (The problem is present only in the fixed part. The dynamically changing links would have the icon).
And a last problem that is Excel related.
Sometimes, when Excel is open with one or some sheets, and if I try to open an existing Excel file by double clicking on it's icon in a file manager, it won't open in the same Excel, but it opens a new one. It is random when it opens in the same, and when in new...
Thank you & kind regards,
Gabor
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