From: dadiOH on 15 Mar 2010 18:27 Jerry and Ce wrote: > Thanks, but I don't have 'column headings' in my folders. You said,"I know that you can add to this list from the menu bar by choosing View/Choose details." Details = column headings. If you prefer to NOT view by details do so temporarily, add the column headings you want to eventually have in the right click list then go back to whatever "view" you want. No more columns but they will be in the list for you to choose how to sort. dadiOH ____________ > > "dadiOH" <dadiOH(a)invalid.com> wrote in message > news:up%23L5GDxKHA.5036(a)TK2MSFTNGP02.phx.gbl... >> Jerry and Ce wrote: >>> Hi Guys, I'd appreciate a bit of advice. >>> In any folder, when you right-click and choose Arrange Icons By, you >>> get a list of ways they can be arranged. >>> I know that you can add to this list from the menu bar by choosing >>> View/Choose details. >>> What I want to be able to do is to select ALL the available >>> details, and to apply this to ALL folders, so that in future I can >>> select the arrange option I want from the right-click menu. >>> Is this possible? >>> Many thanks, >>> Jerry >> >> Possible, yes; sensible, no. >> >> The items shown under "arrange by" are the column headings. You can >> select the column headings to be shown by right clicking one; that >> will spit out a list of many possibilities. Select them all and >> you'll wind up with an unreadable window. >> >> Right clicking to "arrange by" does nothing except sort the contents >> of the window by whatever you choose; you can do the same thing by >> clicking the column heading you want to sort by and that is quicker >> and easier. -- >> >> dadiOH >> ____________________________ >> >> dadiOH's dandies v3.06... >> ...a help file of info about MP3s, recording from >> LP/cassette and tips & tricks on this and that. >> Get it at http://mysite.verizon.net/xico
From: Greg Russell on 15 Mar 2010 17:48 In news:eR0iDWIxKHA.2432(a)TK2MSFTNGP04.phx.gbl, Donald Anadell <danadell(a)nospamersmikrotec.com> typed: >> I don't think anybody's afraid of you. > > I have no idea where you are going with this statement, ... You're the one who introduced the phobia comment.
From: VanguardLH on 15 Mar 2010 22:44 Jerry and Ce wrote: > VanguardLH wrote ... > >> Jerry and Ce wrote: >> >>> In any folder, when you right-click and choose Arrange Icons By, you get >>> a list of ways they can be arranged. I know that you can add to this >>> list from the menu bar by choosing View/Choose details. What I want to >>> be able to do is to select ALL the available details, and to apply >>> this to ALL folders, so that in future I can select the arrange option >>> I want from the right-click menu. >> >> Open Windows Explorer. >> Use the sorting you want, like using the Details view. >> Tools -> Folder Options -> View >> Click the "Apply to all Folders" > > As I said, this is not the usual question. > I know how to apply a particular view to all folders. > That is not what I am asking. > Please re-read: Boiling away the dross, your post boils down to: What I want to be able to do is to select ALL the available details, and to apply this to ALL folders, so that in future I can select the arrange option I want from the right-click menu. So what you asked is what I stated. No one here is a long-distance mindreader and being an atypical post as you think it may be doesn't alter what interpretation is possible from what you actually wrote. You want ALL the available details (Details is a field definition all by itself and does not equate to all *fields* available for display). I told you how to do that (which you already knew). You want to apply that detailed view to all [Windows Explorer view of] folders. Told you how to do that (which now you claim to already know). "Select the arrange option". You specified WHAT is that option (other than the one already there and which has nothing to do with the view setting). Not my fault that you are vague and cannot adequately describe what you want so someone ELSE knows of what you are really asking. If perhaps you meant that you want to add ANOTHER entry in the submenu for the "Arrange By" context menu to include a "By Details" selection, that is superfluous. In fact, the entire top half of the submenu under the "Arrange By" context menu is superfluous (the bottom half gives you grouping, auto arrange, and align to grid). All the sorting entries in the Arrange By context submenu are already available in Windows Explorer. Just click on the header row. If you want to arrange by Filename, click on that header. Click again and the sorting order toggles. To sort by Type is just one click on the Type header. The sorting is already available by clicking on the header by which you want to sort. It's already there. If you want more details in the display (on which you can sort) than add more fields (headers). Right-click on any field in the header row and add more fields, or click on More if you want to add a whole bunch of fields at once.
From: VanguardLH on 15 Mar 2010 22:53 I see in your other posts that you claim that you have to Details view which would show the header row with the fields available in that Details view. There is no "Details" selection under the View menu? One you select that view, the folder/file pane on the right should show a header row that lists all the fields current selected to be displayed. If you want different or more fields, right-click on any field and select/deselect some of the fields, or use More to select/deselect several at once. So now seeing how you further explained yourself in subsequent posts which was lacking in your original post, it seems you want "Arrange By -> Details" in the right-click context menu. Not possible. The Arrange By menu lets you select by which *field* you want to arrange (sort). It does NOT let you switch between *views*. You can change the view (to select the Details view) by either: View menu -> Details Right-click, context menu, Views menu, submenu pick Details. Again, in the context menu: - Arrange By: for sorting on an available field. - Views: Pick a view, like Details.
From: mm on 15 Mar 2010 23:41 On Mon, 15 Mar 2010 12:17:40 -0700, "Greg Russell" <grussell(a)invalid.com> wrote: >In news:OTMUEWGxKHA.3560(a)TK2MSFTNGP02.phx.gbl, >Twayne <nobody(a)spamcop.net> typed: > >>>> Hi Guys, I'd appreciate a bit of advice. >>> >>> There are a great many knowledgeable women in the worl of >>> computing ... why do you exclude them in your questions? >> >> Why do YOU post off topic? > >If you think addressing the OP's behaviour of excluding women is somehow >"off topic" when he specifically mentions it, He didn't mention anything. He used "guys", which word has been used to refer to girls also at least since 1960 (Sixty) when I saw a girl use it to address a group composed only of girls. How old are you that you don't know this? How old are you that you engage in silly questions? > then you're just as bad as he >is. Worse even, for pretending that what's right in front of your face >doesn't exist. >
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