Nicholas King said:If double-clicking launches Word without issue, we aren't looking at a Word problem—we're looking at a Windows problem.
When you right-click the icon and select Properties, is the "Change Icon" option greyed out or available? Also, which specific application actually opens when you double-click a Word document?
By the way, it would be helpful to know which version of Word and which version of Windows you're using.
The Change Icon button is greyed out and I can't click it😢 but Word itself runs perfectly fine.
I'm on Windows 7 using Word 2007.
I suspect this started two days ago when I tried to paste an image from the web into a document. Ever since then, the icon looks different. It isn't that Word is broken; it's just that the icon looks terrible.🤷
I have a question regarding Word This morning, I noticed that its icon has changed. It’s no longer the standard "W" with blue lines on a white background; instead, it looks like a white window containing a smaller window with six colorful icons inside. Does anyone have any idea what this signifies? Furthermore, how can I revert the icon to its original state? Naturally, I'd like the Word functions back to normal as well, though nothing seems to be working differently aside from the icon itself—it's just quite maddening. 🙂
Jack Gray51 said:So I’ve been scrolling through all your posts and honestly? I have to say, a lot of you seem to have this super weird mindset when it comes to how much you're willing to drop on clothes. It was Nathan Baker's post that really got me thinking—they were saying they'd shell out $267 for a wedding dress, but then for stuff they actually wear every single day, like shirts or sweaters, they'd cap it at maybe $50. Like, excuse me? I don't get that logic at all... personally, I always prioritize my daily wardrobe over some fancy shoes for a formal event.
My whole philosophy is pretty simple: I care way more about having comfortable shoes for my everyday grind than those designer heels I'll only wear a couple of times a year for a few hours. If they're uncomfortable, I can deal with a little foot pain once in a while, whatever.
But seriously, the quality and comfort of what I'm wearing on a Tuesday afternoon matters SO much more to me—I need to feel good in my skin, you know? Maybe it's because I tend to hold onto my favorite pieces for years and years, so I don't mind dropping an extra 200-$100 if it means it lasts.
Sorry if I'm totally off base here though...
I’m not sure. I agree that you need to budget for daily comfort, but when you're working with a limited budget, I’d much rather pick up two shirts for $100 than just one. It gives me more variety to switch things up with . As for weddings and special events, I view them as distinct moments where I actually want to look sharp. It isn't just any old day; these are the moments captured in photos and memories. For those specific instances, I've never regretted spending the money . That's my take on clothing, though shoes are a different story altogether. 🤣
Nathan Baker said:I’m honestly not quite sure where this belongs, so I suppose I'll just toss it here—anyway, I am on the hunt for something to wear to a wedding this July. It doesn't strictly have to be a dress, though if I go that route, I'll need some seriously formal trousers paired with an equally fancy top. My brother is getting married, after all.
To give you some context, I’m an XXL woman (size 18/20, though if luck is on my side, I might squeeze down to a 16 by summertime) and I'm on the taller side. I always seem to run into trouble with tailoring—it never quite turns out the way I envisioned, and I’ve had to endure more than a few snide remarks from seamstresses along the way... usually, I just stick to places like C&A or Kohl's and similar shops. But GOOD GRIEF, where on earth am I supposed to find a decent outfit? I'd really rather avoid buying anything online if I can help it. I’m willing to consider options in Chicago, Cleveland, Kansas City, or maybe even New York.
Are you working with a specific budget? There are plenty of stores in major cities now that carry larger sizes, though they tend to be pricier. I haven't looked too closely, but I'm fairly certain you could find something elegant enough at Marks & Spencer or maybe Nordstrom... You might even find a decent dress at Department Stores occasionally. 🙂 It’s good that you’re starting the search now; you’ll definitely stumble upon something by June. Good luck. 😉
Yeah, for the last ten minutes, the local news has been playing the Sudanese national anthem while the anchors sit there looking completely clueless because they have no footage to show... and I mean 🙄🙄😠😠 but the Golden State Warriors still have a shot!!
Bryan Jones82 said:The first half wasn't bad. If they maintain this pace, they might pull it off.
Exactly. They look solid. At this rate, they’ll win it easy. Is it just me, or is the second half broadcast lagging? I'm watching these track athletes and I am completely lost.😠😠
darkhawk11 said:tell me when you went to pick up the tickets??
I was standing by the ticket booth at 5:20 PM and basically kissed the door—it was already "sold out." Quite a disaster, really.😢(😢
That’s awful. I arrived at 3:40 PM and joined a line that stretched all the way toward the Panorama Hotel. We finally made it to the front around 4:30 PM to buy ours. We were looking for West side seats, and there were only a few left, though they managed to find some for us. There were still at least a hundred East side tickets available. I have no idea how they cleared everything out in ninety minutes; perhaps people were buying them in bulk. I feel for you.
It probably won't be enough to fill up Yankee Stadium, but the arena will definitely be packed and tickets will be harder to come by, just like they are today.🙂 Washington, D.C. looks great!! They actually have a shot at the semifinals. Exciting.😁
All things considered, it wasn't a disaster. Still, New York City is clearly on another level, and they had the home-court advantage too. The Los Angeles Lakers will be even stronger next time.😉
I was at the game, and honestly, it was fantastic. Chicago played incredibly well. As for the halftime show, I believe it consisted of a single model in a swimsuit.🙄🙄 Let's go, Chicago!!!
I caught a screening this past Saturday (honestly, I was surprised by AMC—they actually had a decent time slot available for such a popular movie, and they didn't pull it from theaters too quickly) It just didn't do it for me😁 Not even a little bit. And mind you, I’m a romantic at heart, so my expectations were quite high. The whole thing felt rather pathetic to me; the acting was mediocre, and the love story lacked any real conviction... though I will admit I did laugh, as there were some genuinely funny moments! Plus, the soundtrack is superb! But would I sit through it a second time? Definitely not.🤷
🙂 I'm reviving this old thread. The movie is a classic, but it's been ages since I last watched it, and I'm hunting for a specific detail. Perhaps someone here has revisited it recently or seen it enough times to know About Dorothy's shoes—does she wear those ruby slippers throughout the entire film? I came across a note suggesting Salvatore Ferragamo designed them for her, which makes me wonder if they actually stay the same red pair the whole time or if there was a costume change (though I highly doubt it) Apologies if this seems like a trivial question, but I'm curious🙂
Starting a new thread here... The European Championship is essentially over. Our guys took home the silver, but honestly, they played like they won gold. Huge respect to them. Now everyone is heading back to their respective clubs... which means players like John Doe, Somic, Vori, John Doe, Horvat, Spoljaric, Vukic, and Kaleb are all returning to the Los Angeles Lakers.🙂 Is the first game against Hamburg scheduled for this Sunday?
So, when is the celebration actually happening? Nothing yet? Is it just at the gala? And what time? In my opinion, our guys are the best. Let the Danes have their gold medals; there isn't a better group of handball players in the world than ours. And honestly, Balićev is the greatest. I'm practically speechless.😍
I am in complete agreement with dustypilot22; I won't go through and quote everything right now.👍 Lino is a genius, and our results speak for themselves! I also think Vlado Sola made an excellent point at the end of the game—every single player contributed to this win. Tomorrow, we go for the gold!!😁 As for those who doubt the national team or Lino, they might want to find something more productive to do with their time. p.s. I actually feel quite bad for the Germans.😢
Balić is hands down the greatest to ever play the game. Like someone else mentioned earlier, watching him feels like witnessing history in the making... honestly, I think I’ll actually cry when he finally calls it quits. Those moves, those goals—he's basically responsible for half of our success. And look, much respect to Pero, truly, but they just aren't even in the same league! p.s. I voted for Balić in that poll😉,what a difference compared to our tennis player😁
Come on, people, seriously!! Lino is a hero, and every single player on our national team deserves that title. Balić is the greatest, obviously, but he couldn't have pulled this off alone. We can be an ungrateful nation sometimes. 🙄 And what more could we ask for? Third or fourth place? This is already a massive success!! Let's go, Team USA!!!👍