Re: Folder View in Windows Explorer

Hi,
is there an setting that allows me to open the next folder with the
view of the present one? That means for example: I have folder1 opened
with tile view, change the view to list view, then I click folder2 and I
expect it to open with list view too, and so on! I want that the actual
view is used for the next folder.
DOpus and Ultraexplorer have this feature, UE option is "copy previous
folder" .


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krk55

 

Hello Krk55,

Sorry, but that option is not available in Windows Explorer.

However, you can apply METHOD TWO in the tutorial below to reset all
folder views to "details" or one of you choice instead. You can also do
step 30 on to apply the same folder view settings to all folders that
have the same folder template as the current folder.

http://www.vistax64.com/tutorials/70819-windows-explorer-folder-view-settings.html

Hope this helps,
Shawn

krk55;1063705 Wrote:
> Hi,
> is there an setting that allows me to open the next folder with the
> view of the present one? That means for example: I have folder1 opened
> with tile view, change the view to list view, then I click folder2 and I
> expect it to open with list view too, and so on! I want that the actual
> view is used for the next folder.
> DOpus and Ultraexplorer have this feature, UE option is "copy previous
> folder" .


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"Mark Levitzki" <nospam_MetalBlade@nospam_Prodigy.net> wrote in message
news:OT9GUDr6JHA.5932@TK2MSFTNGP03.phx.gbl...
> This was OK in WindowsXP, it is now fouled up in Vista. Get used to.

Having trouble with English? You are not smart enough for Vista. Better
get with Alias and he will help your sorry ass to wipe your machine clean
and install that INFERIOR OS Ubuntu that nobody wants.

Perfect for a DOPE like you.

 

This was OK in WindowsXP, it is now fouled up in Vista. Get used to.