From: Brian V on 18 Apr 2010 14:41 Hi. When I open folder and organize it - Right-click the folder then auto arrange icons and arrange by name: How do I make that the default for all of Windows XP or Vista (64-bit)? Before, the XP OS did it for all the folders unless specified. Now I have to do it for EVERY SINGLE folder I open. This is annoying. Thank you.
From: George on 18 Apr 2010 15:58 Open a folder, set it up the way you want, then go up to the top tab of Tools> Folder Options> View> ...click 'Apply To All Folders' "Brian V" <BrianV(a)discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message news:1446D77E-667F-4C4D-8EF2-1836EE108186(a)microsoft.com > Hi. When I open folder and organize it - Right-click the folder then auto > arrange icons and arrange by name: How do I make that the default for > all of Windows XP or Vista (64-bit)? > > Before, the XP OS did it for all the folders unless specified. Now I > have to do it for EVERY SINGLE folder I open. This is annoying. > > Thank you.
From: Doum on 19 Apr 2010 10:09 =?Utf-8?B?QnJpYW4gVg==?= <BrianV(a)discussions.microsoft.com> �crivait news:1446D77E-667F-4C4D-8EF2-1836EE108186(a)microsoft.com: > Hi. When I open folder and organize it - Right-click the folder then > auto arrange icons and arrange by name: How do I make that the default > for all of Windows XP or Vista (64-bit)? > > Before, the XP OS did it for all the folders unless specified. Now I > have to do it for EVERY SINGLE folder I open. This is annoying. > > Thank you. George's answer applies to XP. In Windows7 and, I guess, Vista, "Folders Option" is located in the Control Panel. HTH
From: George on 19 Apr 2010 15:03
"Doum" <me(a)domain.net> wrote in message news:XnF9D5F6793FE6A0doumdomainnet(a)207.46.248.16 > =?Utf-8?B?QnJpYW4gVg==?= <BrianV(a)discussions.microsoft.com> �crivait > news:1446D77E-667F-4C4D-8EF2-1836EE108186(a)microsoft.com: > >> Hi. When I open folder and organize it - Right-click the folder then >> auto arrange icons and arrange by name: How do I make that the default >> for all of Windows XP or Vista (64-bit)? >> >> Before, the XP OS did it for all the folders unless specified. Now I >> have to do it for EVERY SINGLE folder I open. This is annoying. >> >> Thank you. > > George's answer applies to XP. In Windows7 and, I guess, Vista, "Folders > Option" is located in the Control Panel. Doum, my answer applies to all Three OS's which I have, WXP, Vista, Win7. Yes, it's also true on all Three you can access it via the CP as well. I only mention to use the folder you're in since you have to open one anyway to set it up the way you want, and so at that point you just need to click the top tab of Tools> Folder Options> View> ...click 'Apply To All Folders' |