Filmstrip view

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H.B.

I have some windows that allow the filmstrip view and others that do not. I
have researched this and what I found was:

1. Select "View" - "Customize This Folder".

2. The folder properties multi-tabbed dialog box will appear. Underneath
"Use this folder type as a template" choose "Pictures" or "Photo Album" as
desired.

3. Click "OK" to close the dialog box.

The "View" - "Filmstrip" option should now be available.

I have followed the instructions, but I still don't get the option for the
filmstrip.
Any suggestions? I am running windows xp home editions.

Thanks in advance,
hb
 
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Brian A.

H.B. said:
I have some windows that allow the filmstrip view and others that do not. I
have researched this and what I found was:

1. Select "View" - "Customize This Folder".

2. The folder properties multi-tabbed dialog box will appear. Underneath
"Use this folder type as a template" choose "Pictures" or "Photo Album" as
desired.

3. Click "OK" to close the dialog box.

The "View" - "Filmstrip" option should now be available.

I have followed the instructions, but I still don't get the option for the
filmstrip.
Any suggestions? I am running windows xp home editions.

Thanks in advance,
hb

See if this helps:
Open either MyComputer or Explorer.
On the Menu bar click Tools > Folder Options...
Under the General tab > Tasks pane select "Show common tasks in folders".
Click Apply > Ok.

If the option View > Filmstrip still is not available, complete the steps again
to customize the folder.

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H

H.B.

Yes, I have several folders with a few and some with a lot of pics that I am
unable to get the filmstrip option. But there are a few, mostly those in a
folder called "my pictures" that this option works fine.
hb
 
B

Brian A.

See if something here including the comments helps out:
http://graphicssoft.about.com/b/200...customize-option-missing-from-my-pictures.htm

If no joy try:
http://groups.google.com/groups/search?hl=en&q=view+filmstrip&qt_s=Search+Groups

I'll keep searching for a resolution although it doesn't look good at the
moment for your particular issue.

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Brian A. Sesko
Conflicts start where information lacks.
http://basconotw.mvps.org/

Suggested posting do's/don'ts: http://members.shaw.ca/dts-l/goodpost.htm
How to ask a question: http://support.microsoft.com/kb/555375
 
T

Twayne

Don't you need the .ini file and icon for folders where you want to use
filmstrip mode? I was just looking at my own setup and all the ones where I
have filmstrip available have the .ini file and pictures icon.

Just a thought,

Twayne



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Hot-text

Images only can be in the Folder to View as a Filmstrip!
If there a mp3, htm, txt, wav, ex..ex.., file types in the Folder it will
not view as Filmstrip.
But as a Thumbnails you can View all file types!
For in Thumbnails it will make a Thumbnails images of your Pictures to view!

For Filmstrip is a images Display Brower only viewer!!!!!!!!!
 
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Hi..I don't know if this fellow sorted out why he couldn't get filmstrip view in his folder. However, if you have this promblem, go to "View" > "customise this folder" > and under "Use this folder type as template" choose either "Picture" or "Photo album" it was probably set to "Documents"

I hope that this has been of help :)

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Hi..I don't know if this fellow sorted out why he couldn't get filmstrip view in his folder. However, if you have this promblem, go to "View" > "customise this folder" > and under "Use this folder type as template" choose either "Picture" or "Photo album" it was probably set to "Documents"

I hope that this has been of help :)

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