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if you are in the folder, click on tools, then on folder options. then on the general tab, click to show common tasks in folders. if you have your folder view set to anything other than thumbnail, you can see the thumbnail under details in the common tasks. if you don’t see it, click on the arrow next to the word details to expand that section. Hope that helps.
As a former technical support agent for BellSouth’s DSL, I can tell you several things about this subject. First… what the filters actually do. See, there are two types of signals that are at work on a DSL connection. You have the digital DSL signal which is what your internet runs off of and then you have your analog signal that your phone works off of. What the filters do is they seperate the two signals. I have seen exceptions, but for the most part, you will not be able to surf the net unless you have a filter on each and every phone line coming out of the wall. A few exeptions are digital phones, or if you have more than one phone line installed in your home. As long as you have a filter on every jack that is run off of the same line as your DSL, you’ll be fine. There are times that you would have a dedicated jack for your DSL where there is a filter installed at the box on the side of your home. With that, you don’t have to have filters on any other phones at all. I have seen alot of things where a customer would not have their filters installed. Usually, they would hear a buzzing sound on the line and their DSL modem would not find the DSL signal. Hope this info helps anyone out there that might need it.
