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How do I get Vista to not show a folder as if it was a folder of audio files?
For example, I have a folder with some linux tgz files in it. When I navigate
to the folder (with the view set to details), I get a view that has for
columns across the top: Name, Artists, Album, #, Genre, Rating. How do I get
this display to go away and the regular detail display with filename, size,
date, etc columns?
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Owen
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Vista seems to take a guess at the folder contents, and displays columns
accordingly.
To change them, right-click on a blank area of the right pane, select
"Customize this folder"
Change the template in the pull-down to "All Items"
Or, you can select whatever columns you want, by right-clicking on the
"Names" heading
and selecting "More..."
"Owen" <Owen[ at ]discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:3AF47333-C464-4A6B-B850-93A695335CCB[ at ]microsoft.com...
[Quoted Text] > How do I get Vista to not show a folder as if it was a folder of audio
> files?
> For example, I have a folder with some linux tgz files in it. When I
> navigate
> to the folder (with the view set to details), I get a view that has for
> columns across the top: Name, Artists, Album, #, Genre, Rating. How do I
> get
> this display to go away and the regular detail display with filename,
> size,
> date, etc columns?
>
> --
> Owen
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Excellent! Thanks.
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Owen
"Dave" wrote:
[Quoted Text] > Vista seems to take a guess at the folder contents, and displays columns
> accordingly.
> To change them, right-click on a blank area of the right pane, select
> "Customize this folder"
> Change the template in the pull-down to "All Items"
> Or, you can select whatever columns you want, by right-clicking on the
> "Names" heading
> and selecting "More..."
>
>
> "Owen" <Owen[ at ]discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
> news:3AF47333-C464-4A6B-B850-93A695335CCB[ at ]microsoft.com...
> > How do I get Vista to not show a folder as if it was a folder of audio
> > files?
> > For example, I have a folder with some linux tgz files in it. When I
> > navigate
> > to the folder (with the view set to details), I get a view that has for
> > columns across the top: Name, Artists, Album, #, Genre, Rating. How do I
> > get
> > this display to go away and the regular detail display with filename,
> > size,
> > date, etc columns?
> >
> > --
> > Owen
>
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That works for a while... However, after a few days, the folder seems to
have "forgotten" the command, and displays as sound again.
"Dave" <dave[ at ]beepbeep.com> skrev i meddelandet
news:u427tt%23wHHA.1204[ at ]TK2MSFTNGP03.phx.gbl...
[Quoted Text] > Vista seems to take a guess at the folder contents, and displays columns
> accordingly.
> To change them, right-click on a blank area of the right pane, select
> "Customize this folder"
> Change the template in the pull-down to "All Items"
> Or, you can select whatever columns you want, by right-clicking on the
> "Names" heading
> and selecting "More..."
>
>
> "Owen" <Owen[ at ]discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
> news:3AF47333-C464-4A6B-B850-93A695335CCB[ at ]microsoft.com...
>> How do I get Vista to not show a folder as if it was a folder of audio
>> files?
>> For example, I have a folder with some linux tgz files in it. When I
>> navigate
>> to the folder (with the view set to details), I get a view that has for
>> columns across the top: Name, Artists, Album, #, Genre, Rating. How do I
>> get
>> this display to go away and the regular detail display with filename,
>> size,
>> date, etc columns?
>>
>> --
>> Owen
>
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