[Peter T. Daniels]

It's just that focusing on the color of the titles seemed odd, as
opposed to finding out what the color was indicating (and seeing that
that was probably a useful thing that didn't need fixing). Indeed I
learned that files _could_ be compressed precisely because someone
asked here what the blue meant. But see my first posting in this
thread for a rather dire result of turning compression loose on the
computer generally.

On Dec 4, 5:11*pm, Lois wrote:
There is nothing 'wrong' with having the titles in blue. *However, some of us
are not that computer savvy and could not connect the 'compress files' with
the change of color in the titles. *One day all my titles were black and then
the next some were blue. *I never connected this with the OK I gave to
'compress files' several days earlier. *Therefore, I was perplexed and in
somewhat of a panic about why this occurred. *Was something wrong with my
computer? *What had happened? So I researched it and found out how to change
things back to black, if that is what someone WISHES to do. *For me, every
day is a learning experience on my computer and I am very grateful to those
who are more knowledgeable that I am and who can help answer these questions.



"Peter T. Daniels" wrote:
What's wrong with having the titles in blue? It indicates that the
file is taking up less disk space, which seems like a good thing.

On Dec 1, 9:04 pm, Lois wrote:
I did not read all the responses to your question but this is how I turned
the blue titles back to black
1. select a file that is blue
2.right click
3.click properties
4.click advanced
5.UNCHECK 'compress files to save disk space'
6.click OK
7. click apply
8.click OK

It worked for me. *I hope it helped you.

"n8vnyr" wrote:
When I open Windoes Explorer and find all my saved documents, some of the
titles are in blue text rather than the default black. *I know this has
something to do with how I saved the document, but cannot recall how a blue
titled document is different from the others.

Thanx for your assistance.-