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Guest brothersamati
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How can I set folder options in both XP Home and Professional so that all

folders display in List view?

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Re: changing folder view

 

Open "Folder Options" and under the "View" tab click on "Reset All Folders" then OK.

 

Set List view on a window then open "Folder Options" again and under the "Views" tab click

on "Apply to All Folders".

 

 

ju.c

 

 

"brothersamati" <brothersamati@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message

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> How can I set folder options in both XP Home and Professional so that all

> folders display in List view?

Guest brothersamati
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Re: changing folder view

 

Afraid that didn't work. When I revisit Control Panel "apply to all folders"

is greyed out. I consistently go round in circles.

 

"ju.c" wrote:

> Open "Folder Options" and under the "View" tab click on "Reset All Folders" then OK.

>

> Set List view on a window then open "Folder Options" again and under the "Views" tab click

> on "Apply to All Folders".

>

>

> ju.c

>

>

> "brothersamati" <brothersamati@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message

> news:A0F658AD-A889-4A7C-8B9C-8B89D06247A4@microsoft.com...

> > How can I set folder options in both XP Home and Professional so that all

> > folders display in List view?

>

>

Guest Gary S. Terhune
Posted

Re: changing folder view

 

In the "template" folder you set up, making sure to arrange ALL

configurations as you want them to be (which columns, for instance, should

show), then go to Tools menu in that very same folder, then Folder Options,

then View tab. You'll find your button all alive and waiting for you.

 

After all, is says, "Like CURRENT folder". When you switch to Control Panel,

the "current folder" is no longer the active one. The button is grayed out

because you have made no changes to the CP. That's the only "folder" where

the button behaves that way, but that's Windows. Consistency isn't exactly

their strong suit and never has been. Then again, Control Panel isn't really

a folder.

 

--

Gary S. Terhune

MS-MVP Shell/User

http://grystmill.com

 

"brothersamati" <brothersamati@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message

news:2B6DF2D6-B21E-4655-8608-72CE8210780E@microsoft.com...

> Afraid that didn't work. When I revisit Control Panel "apply to all

> folders"

> is greyed out. I consistently go round in circles.

>

> "ju.c" wrote:

>

>> Open "Folder Options" and under the "View" tab click on "Reset All

>> Folders" then OK.

>>

>> Set List view on a window then open "Folder Options" again and under the

>> "Views" tab click

>> on "Apply to All Folders".

>>

>>

>> ju.c

>>

>>

>> "brothersamati" <brothersamati@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in

>> message

>> news:A0F658AD-A889-4A7C-8B9C-8B89D06247A4@microsoft.com...

>> > How can I set folder options in both XP Home and Professional so that

>> > all

>> > folders display in List view?

>>

>>


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