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| | Explorer VIEWS. How to force one and only one (1) VIEW Windows Explorer in Vista (as in previous versions) displays a seemingly RANDOM view selection. I would like the view to always come up in a DETAIL view with the columns width set as a fixed, standard width and the headings I want in the specific order I want. From that I could change it to what I wanted. I know you are supposedly able to set a fixed view, but after setting it as directed, I find the view still changes in ways that are hard to understand. Is there any way to fix the view in CONCRETE so a folder that is brought up ALWAYS has the view you defined?? There is nothing more aggravating than to display a list of files that are text files and have the damn Explorer display them as icons or as a list of files with "date picture taken" and other stupid headings. |
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| Vista Ultimate 32-bit | Re: Explorer VIEWS. How to force one and only one (1) VIEW Well, first of all, there are 6 basic "templates" that Vista Explorer uses to specify what view is chosen. You would need to check out this tutorial: Windows Explorer - Folder Type Templates |
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