Data displayed in Explorer

Same as before. Click the Views button and choose Details. Make sure that
"Remember each folder's view settings" is selected (checked) on the View tab
in Folder Options. (Click the Organize button and choose Folder and Search
Options).



"Michael R. Rojik" <> wrote in message
news:...
>I would like Explorer to display data (files) in Explorer the same way they
> are displayed in Win2k or XP. This includes graphic files as well as web
> related files.
>
> When I open a directory that contains graphic files, or a directory
> containing web files, instead files' details Vista shows pictures or
> icons.
>
> My question is how can I make Vista explorer display the information same
> way as in Win2k or XP.
>
> Michael
>
>

I would like Explorer to display data (files) in Explorer the same way they
are displayed in Win2k or XP. This includes graphic files as well as web
related files.

When I open a directory that contains graphic files, or a directory
containing web files, instead files' details Vista shows pictures or icons.

My question is how can I make Vista explorer display the information same
way as in Win2k or XP.

Michael

You can do this on any folder. Right click the folder and select
Properties/Customize Tab. In the top section click the drop down menu and
select All Items or Documents. Click the "Also apply this template to all
subfolders" option, if you want this to apply to the entire folder tree.

This procedure is not recommended for any of the "special" folders such as
Pictures, Videos, Contacts, etc.

--

Ronnie Vernon
Microsoft MVP
Windows Shell/User


"Michael R. Rojik" <> wrote in message
news:...
>I would like Explorer to display data (files) in Explorer the same way they
> are displayed in Win2k or XP. This includes graphic files as well as web
> related files.
>
> When I open a directory that contains graphic files, or a directory
> containing web files, instead files' details Vista shows pictures or
> icons.
>
> My question is how can I make Vista explorer display the information same
> way as in Win2k or XP.
>
> Michael
>
>