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      01-01-2008
Hi,

My "Downloads" folder in Vista suddenly looks like my "Music" folder
with columns like "Artist", "Album" and "Genre". I would like it to be
like it was, a normal file folder. Do I have to change all the columns
manually, or can I somehow set it to be a normal file folder?

I am afraid to mess too much with this folder since it's one of those
special folders with it's own icon, but I would like it to be a normal
file folder since it doesn't contain any music. Btw, does anyone know
what triggers a folder to change columns like my download have done did?

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      01-01-2008
By Brink (Shawn)
Look at the examples for the different folder templates.

http://www.vistax64.com/tutorials/77...templates.html


If you are having trouble with Vista remembering your settings as you
lest left them when you close the window, then see Method Two in this
tutorial.

http://www.vistax64.com/tutorials/70...-settings.html
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"ceed" <> wrote in message
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> Hi,
>
> My "Downloads" folder in Vista suddenly looks like my "Music" folder
> with columns like "Artist", "Album" and "Genre". I would like it to be
> like it was, a normal file folder. Do I have to change all the columns
> manually, or can I somehow set it to be a normal file folder?
>
> I am afraid to mess too much with this folder since it's one of those
> special folders with it's own icon, but I would like it to be a normal
> file folder since it doesn't contain any music. Btw, does anyone know
> what triggers a folder to change columns like my download have done did?
>
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      01-01-2008
Change the view setting to list.

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"ceed" <> wrote in message
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> Hi,
>
> My "Downloads" folder in Vista suddenly looks like my "Music" folder
> with columns like "Artist", "Album" and "Genre". I would like it to be
> like it was, a normal file folder. Do I have to change all the columns
> manually, or can I somehow set it to be a normal file folder?
>
> I am afraid to mess too much with this folder since it's one of those
> special folders with it's own icon, but I would like it to be a normal
> file folder since it doesn't contain any music. Btw, does anyone know
> what triggers a folder to change columns like my download have done did?
>
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> //ceed


 
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      01-02-2008
msnews.microsoft.com wrote:

|Change the view setting to list.

That doesn't change the columns, thanks.

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