No - and I didn't mention anything about how many headers there are - I
talked about the fact that the entire window automatically moves from one
side to the other while I am trying to rearrange files in one view, cannot
adjust header width to MY specifications in another view, and cannot read
file size or date created in the other somewhat useful view.
I hate it ... I can't have it in "classic view" because Vista doesn't
actually GIVE the classic view ... it only offers the new bells-n-whistles
view that are a HUGE problem for me.
I want XP again ... if I can't set the folder view options to the way I want
them ... I don't want them.
"DP" wrote:
> Not sure if I'm understanding the issue/question. But you know you can tell
> windows which column headers to show, right?
> Is that the issue? Are there too many column headers?
>
>
> "Again ... simplicity?" <Againsimplicity@xxxxxx> wrote in
> message news:00F6BC02-6485-4EFA-AE57-09C7D728E58A@xxxxxx
> >I can't tell you how close to tears I come with Vista.
> >
> > I have a vast number of PDF and Word documents that I must constantly
> > use -
> > rearrange - organize - categorize...
> >
> > If I am using the "Details" view - I can't look at the titles of the files
> > the way I WANT TO ... I must either see EVERYTHING as "Size column to fit"
> > or
> > worse, "Szie all columns to fit."
> >
> > If I am using the "List" view and moving files in my main folder into (or
> > out of) several sub folders, the entire list will automatically move about
> > when I perform a drag and drop operation, from the folder at the start of
> > the
> > list (where I drop it) to suddenly shifting many columns back to where I
> > got
> > the file from ... OMG I want to scream!
> >
> > If I use "Small Icons" I can't read the entire title of half of my files
> > and
> > can't read their size or dates.
> >
> > "Tiles" and "Medium Icons" are just too big ...
> >
> > Why can't I actually have "classic view" when I try to set up the windows
> > with CLASSIC VIEW???
> >
> > I swear - it's as though someone at Microsoft actually believes that most
> > people only play video games and not serious work.
> >
> > Is there anyway to actually make folders open and function like all of the
> > old Windows systems did? These nifty bells and whistles consume so much of
> > my
> > time and I'm close to never coming back to this platform again. >
>