Have you tried right clicking on the folder, selecting Properties, Customize
tab, and changing to Use this folder type as a template?
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"L Bendele" <L
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>I knew how to do this but what I can't figure out is why the option to
> preview pane is not even there sometimes. I have a folder where all that is
> in it is folders of pictures. Some folders allow this option to show up but
> most don't. All I can choose is to turn on or off the navigation pane. The
> details and preview option don't show. Have you any idea what might be going
> on? I have tried to compare the properties of two different folders and
> cannot find anything that is different. I am logged in as the admin.
>
> L Bendele
>
> "P. Di Stolfo" wrote:
>
>> Hello,
>>
>> what will happen if you manually show the Preview Panel? In the toolbar,
>> click Organize -> Layout -> and check Preview Pane.
>>
>> Greetings,
>> P. Di Stolfo
>>
>> "dickey38" <dickey38@discussions.microsoft.com> schrieb im Newsbeitrag
>> news:57AE685A-9371-4553-92F4-DA6D511EEA14@microsoft.com...
>> > Using Windows Explorer, navigate to the Public Pictures/Sample Pictures
>> > folder, I understand that there should be a "preview pane" on the far
>> right
>> > of the window. I get no such preview pane. Under Folder Options I have
>> > checked "Show preview and filters" (General tab), checked "Show preview
>> > handlers in preview pane" (View tab), and unchecked "Always show icons,
>> never
>> > thumbnails" (View tab). If I click on a picture (showing large icons) a
>> > "Preview" option appears on the top menu bar, but clicking Preview opens
>> a
>> > new window with full picture. No preview pane, no preview.
>> >
>> > I'm running under Vista Business. Any suggestions?
>>