My root and other maps show as photomaps

Hello,

Vista seems to treat photo and image maps different: in stead of filename,
date, size, etc. there are columns: Shot at (date), Classification (stars),
etc. and othere Exif columns to choose of.
But these columns also show up in some of my normal file maps, even the root
C:\ !
This is very clumsy, for instance when I want to sort on filedate or
extension.

I looked everywhere tro change the settings for a map, but I could not find
a way to let Vista know to treat the map as file map, not photo map.

Ed

Ed van Wijngaarden wrote:
> Hello,
>
> Vista seems to treat photo and image maps different: in stead of
> filename, date, size, etc. there are columns: Shot at (date),
> Classification (stars), etc. and othere Exif columns to choose of.
> But these columns also show up in some of my normal file maps, even the
> root C:\ !
> This is very clumsy, for instance when I want to sort on filedate or
> extension.
>
> I looked everywhere tro change the settings for a map, but I could not
> find a way to let Vista know to treat the map as file map, not photo map.
>
> Ed

Suggestion:

Start - System Panel - Folder Options (determine what needs to be
changed there)

You can also manipulate folder styles by using Windows Explorer options
menu.

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> Ed van Wijngaarden wrote:
>> Hello,
>>
>> Vista seems to treat photo and image maps different: in stead of
>> filename, date, size, etc. there are columns: Shot at (date),
>> Classification (stars), etc. and othere Exif columns to choose of.
>> But these columns also show up in some of my normal file maps, even the
>> root C:\ !
>> This is very clumsy, for instance when I want to sort on filedate or
>> extension.
>>
>> I looked everywhere tro change the settings for a map, but I could not
>> find a way to let Vista know to treat the map as file map, not photo map.
>>
>> Ed
>
> Suggestion:
>
> Start - System Panel - Folder Options (determine what needs to be changed
> there)
>
> You can also manipulate folder styles by using Windows Explorer options
> menu.
>
Thanks for your answer.

But in all these places is no way to choose whether a map is treated as a
photomap or a filemap.

Ed

Right-click the folder from an explorer window, choose properties, then the
customize tab.

"Ed van Wijngaarden" <> wrote in message
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>
> Thanks for your answer.
>
> But in all these places is no way to choose whether a map is treated as a
> photomap or a filemap.
>
> Ed