>I have tried selecting details view and selecting "use on all folder.." (or
>whatever it's called. I use Danish Vista). But it still gives me different
>views depending on what is in a folder. This is extremely annoying. Is
>there something I can do?
> "Just FYI" <nothanks@nospam.net> skrev i meddelelsen
> news:29A1BFC2-3533-4BA0-8AF6-4C7AF19A6ABF@microsoft.com...>> When you open the folder click Views and choose Details. Leave it that>
>> way when you close the folder. It'll remember that view next time you
>> open it.
>>
> Yes, but the point was I want to make it default without having to select
> it for every single folder.
> When you open the folder click Views and choose Details. Leave it that wayYes, but the point was I want to make it default without having to select it
> when you close the folder. It'll remember that view next time you open it.
>
>I have tried selecting details view and selecting "use on all folder.." (or
>whatever it's called. I use Danish Vista). But it still gives me different
>views depending on what is in a folder. This is extremely annoying. Is there
>something I can do?
> bellow the scrolllist.Yes, that was excactly the kind of thing I was looking for!... except
>
> Regards
>> Choose the view you want and tick on the use on subfolders checkbox>
>> bellow the scrolllist.
>>
>> Regards
>Yes, that was excactly the kind of thing I was looking for!... except
>explorer crashed when selected "apply" :/
>
>Seems Vista is far from stable, I get crashes frequently.
>> Choose the view you want and tick on the use on subfolders checkbox>
>> bellow the scrolllist.
>>
>> Regards
> Yes, that was excactly the kind of thing I was looking for!... except
> explorer crashed when selected "apply" :/
>
> Seems Vista is far from stable, I get crashes frequently.
> On Thu, 15 Mar 2007 15:30:21 +0100, "Per" <no@tak.dk> wrote:If it works for you they must have removed this for the USA release of
>>>I have tried selecting details view and selecting "use on all folder..">
>>(or
>>whatever it's called. I use Danish Vista). But it still gives me different
>>views depending on what is in a folder. This is extremely annoying. Is
>>there
>>something I can do?
>
> Right click on your Harddrive in explorer select properties.
> Select the pane called something like costumize,
> (Danish: Tilpas)
>
> Choose the view you want and tick on the use on subfolders checkbox
> bellow the scrolllist.
>
>
> "Dennis_N" <dn@nospam.dk> wrote in message
> news:n65jv291tak9ntnr34nquu5gpf0pfu4483@4ax.com...>> On Thu, 15 Mar 2007 15:30:21 +0100, "Per" <no@tak.dk> wrote:>
>>>>>I have tried selecting details view and selecting "use on all folder..">>
>>>(or
>>>whatever it's called. I use Danish Vista). But it still gives me
>>>different
>>>views depending on what is in a folder. This is extremely annoying. Is
>>>there
>>>something I can do?
>>
>> Right click on your Harddrive in explorer select properties.
>> Select the pane called something like costumize,
>> (Danish: Tilpas)
>>
>> Choose the view you want and tick on the use on subfolders checkbox
>> bellow the scrolllist.
>>
> If it works for you they must have removed this for the USA release of
> Vista(?) I right-click on C Properties, and there is no "Customize" tab.
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