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12-10-2006
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| Guest | Ajusting the navigation pane affects all windows? Thats no good. Im sure many of you have been doing this for years. Organizing the miriad of icons on the desktop into groups. Like Games, Audio, etc. When Ive done it in the past (98 & XP) I could set these folders, with the icons in them, with no navigation pane. A view like in the Control Panel with icons or something. Now that I think of it, maybe I just slid the nav pane all the way left. Either way now in vista, when I either move the nav pane all the way left or remove it completely, it affects the way Windows Explorer opens. This never was a problem before. But this sucks. You should be able to make any folder behave the way you want and not make others behave like them. Is anyone else seeing this? -- (¯`·._.·Ecat·._.·´¯) HP a1230n Athlon 64 Processor 3800+ 1 Gig RAM Radeon X700 |
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