#HOW TO MAKE A WINDOW SMALLER PASSWORD#
#HOW TO MAKE A WINDOW SMALLER WINDOWS#

NTFS compression differs from compressed folders in that the NTFS compressed folders appear like any other folders. You can see it if your hard drive was formatted with NTFS by opening My Computer and then taking a look at the details section on the lower left.

#HOW TO MAKE A WINDOW SMALLER WINDOWS#

In addition to the compressed folders feature, Windows XP supports another type of compression if your hard drive is formatted as an NTFS volume.

To add a password, open the compressed folder and select File, Add a Password. If you forget it, your data stored in the compressed folder will be lost forever. You should be careful when using this feature, however.

#HOW TO MAKE A WINDOW SMALLER PASSWORD#

To uncompress them (or return them to their original state) drag them out of the compressed folder.Д¬ompressed folders even support a password option, allowing you to use them as a place to store sensitive information. To compress files (or make them smaller) simply drag them into this folder. Your new compressed folder will have a zipper on its icon to indicate that any files contained in it are compressed. Type a name for the compressed folder and press enter. Open that folder, then select File, New, Compressed (zipped) folder. To create a compressed folder, open My Computer and locate the folder where you want to create the compressed folder (also known as an archive). In the past, utilities such as Winzip were used for this purpose, but Windows XP has a built in compression utility that does the same job. The supplier will give you a certificate that shows the work was completed by a registered supplier and that the windows meet building regulations.One way to store more data when you are low on hard drive space is by using compression to make the files and folders you already have on the drive take up less space. Instead of seeking approval for building regulations yourself, you have the option to use a registered installer (such as Everest) who are approved to carry out window replacement work. If you want to read more about building regulations for windows, you can find a list of the most recent approved documents for building regulations here. New windows must follow the criteria set for escape windows ( see here). Means of escape - a replacement window can only be reduced to a size that a person can escape through (or it can be the same size).Fire safety - some external windows may need to be fixed shut to limit the spread of fire between properties.For other rooms, standard windows and trickle vents are used. Ventilation - for rooms such as kitchens and bathrooms with a high production of steam, mechanical fans and window ventilation are needed.Safety glazing - in certain areas, safety glazing must be used to protect in case of an accident: for a door with glass up to 1500mm from floor level and for an unobstructed openable area at least 0.33 square metres and 450mm high and 450mm wide.Thermal heat loss - windows are required to meet the minimum standards for the amount of heat they allow to pass through.

The main areas that building regulations cover for windows are: In addition to planning permission, you DO need to comply with building regulations for windows. Building regulations control the quality and HOW you build a structure for safety purposes. Planning permission controls IF you're allowed to build or change a structure.

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