J
Just FYI
When you open the folder click Views and choose Details. Leave it that way
when you close the folder. It'll remember that view next time you open it.
when you close the folder. It'll remember that view next time you open it.
J
Just FYI
Oh, I guess there is no way to do that. But there's no rule that says you
have to sit there and set the view for every single folder in one sitting.
Just wait until you actually open the folder for a real reason and set the
view then. It's just a mouse click or two. You don't care what the view is
in folders you never open.
have to sit there and set the view for every single folder in one sitting.
Just wait until you actually open the folder for a real reason and set the
view then. It's just a mouse click or two. You don't care what the view is
in folders you never open.
P
Per
I have tried selecting details view and selecting "use on all folder.." (or
whatever it's called. I use Danish Vista). But it still gives me different
views depending on what is in a folder. This is extremely annoying. Is there
something I can do?
whatever it's called. I use Danish Vista). But it still gives me different
views depending on what is in a folder. This is extremely annoying. Is there
something I can do?
P
Per
Just FYI said:
Yes, but the point was I want to make it default without having to select it
for every single folder.
D
Dennis_N
Right click on your Harddrive in explorer select properties.
Select the pane called something like costumize,
(Danish: Tilpas)
Choose the view you want and tick on the use on subfolders checkbox
bellow the scrolllist.
Regards
P
Per
Choose the view you want and tick on the use on subfolders checkbox
Yes, that was excactly the kind of thing I was looking for!... except
explorer crashed when selected "apply" :/
Seems Vista is far from stable, I get crashes frequently.
Yes, that was excactly the kind of thing I was looking for!... except
explorer crashed when selected "apply" :/
Seems Vista is far from stable, I get crashes frequently.
D
Dennis_N
Hej Per...
Hmm. i have not yet had a crash... actually wonders about how that
blue screen looks like
Vista is rock stable on my system. And i run on 'old' hardware.
(2yrs.) !
Anyway, i use the above mentioned method, works fine.
BTW: you have to do it separately for each HDD.
Regards
L
Leo
Vista is stable on my machine. Perhaps it is something that your hardware
or drivers are causing.
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Leo
For every difficult and complicated question there is an answer
that is simple, easily understood, and wrong.
H.L. Mencken
or drivers are causing.
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Leo
For every difficult and complicated question there is an answer
that is simple, easily understood, and wrong.
H.L. Mencken
J
just bob
Dennis_N said:
If it works for you they must have removed this for the USA release of
Vista(?) I right-click on C Properties, and there is no "Customize" tab.
R
Ronnie Vernon MVP
C: is the root of the drive, you will njot see a Customize tab there. You
need to select an actual folder.
need to select an actual folder.
D
Dennis_N
Ohh, yeah. Forgot to mention:
That tab is not pressent at the root of the system drive(partition),
or on the system folders Windows and Programms in the system root.
Probaly something to do with protection af system. (?).
Regards
K
Keith Miller MVP
In Vista, 'Apply to Folders' now works on a per-template basis: All Items,
Documents, Pictures, Music Icons, Music Details & Videos can each have
different default settings. So you'll need to use 'Apply to Folders' once
for each folder type.
Documents, Pictures, Music Icons, Music Details & Videos can each have
different default settings. So you'll need to use 'Apply to Folders' once
for each folder type.
K
Keith Miller MVP
This setting is under the 'View' tab in the Folder Options dialog -- not the 'Customize' tab of the
folder's Properties dialog.
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Good Luck,
Keith
Microsoft MVP [Windows XP Shell/User]
folder's Properties dialog.
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Good Luck,
Keith
Microsoft MVP [Windows XP Shell/User]
Keith Miller MVP said: