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| "open", "Save", or "Save As" dialog box default view I use WIN XP Pro and have a question about an annoyance in the “open “, “Save”, or “Save As” dialog box that appears with just all programs and Internet explorer. It seems the “open “, “Save”, or “Save As” dialog box defaults to the “List” view to show files. I all ways have to change to the “Details” view each time I use the “open” selection. A real time waster when you open many files. Is there any way to set the default value to open to the “Details” view? I have searched and been unable to find any settings. I may not be asking the right question, Tweak UI or Power Toys did not seem to mention. I am sure there is probably a registry settings. Any suggestions would be appreciated. Thanks, |
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| Re: "open", "Save", or "Save As" dialog box default view Try posting to WinXP General newsgroup instead, KK. Thanks. krazykat wrote: > I use WIN XP Pro and have a question about an annoyance in the “open “, > “Save”, or “Save As” dialog box that appears with just all programs and > Internet explorer. > > It seems the “open “, “Save”, or “Save As” dialog box defaults to the > “List” view to show files. I all ways have to change to the “Details” > view > each time I use the “open” selection. A real time waster when you open > many > files. > > Is there any way to set the default value to open to the “Details” view? > I > have searched and been unable to find any settings. I may not be asking > the > right question, Tweak UI or Power Toys did not seem to mention. I am sure > there is probably a registry settings. > > Any suggestions would be appreciated. > > Thanks, |
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| Re: "open", "Save", or "Save As" dialog box default view "krazykat" <krazykat@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message news:40800806-9E8B-4AF9-9BB5-7A3DA7FF9CD5@microsoft.com... >I use WIN XP Pro and have a question about an annoyance in the "open ", > "Save", or "Save As" dialog box that appears with just all programs and > Internet explorer. > > It seems the "open ", "Save", or "Save As" dialog box defaults to the > "List" view to show files. I all ways have to change to the "Details" > view > each time I use the "open" selection. A real time waster when you open > many > files. > > Is there any way to set the default value to open to the "Details" view? > I > have searched and been unable to find any settings. I may not be asking > the > right question, Tweak UI or Power Toys did not seem to mention. I am sure > there is probably a registry settings. > > Any suggestions would be appreciated. Force Common Dialogs Open||Save to use Details view as the default in Windows XP. Unfortunately the Common Dialog Box does not retain the Details View Setting, it will always revert to the default List view. There are some third party solutions: Open Wide Review: http://www.howtogeek.com/howto/windo...in-windows-xp/ Open Wide Download site: http://lingo.atspace.com/openwide.html File-Ex 3.0 http://www.kellys-korner-xp.com/xp_tweaks.htm http://www.cottonwoodsw.com/fx3summ.html Good luck, Donald Anadell > > Thanks, > |
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| Re: "open", "Save", or "Save As" dialog box default view Open Wide: Runs always in memory. File-Ex: Shareware. FileOpenPatcher: Freeware. Patches the common dialog file. FileOpenPatcher from ElmSoft enlarges the Windows Open File dialog. (in Comdlg32.dll) FileOpenPatcher is the successor of the famous MultiEnhancer. FileOpenPatcher (Scroll down page) Info: http://www.netcult.ch/elmue/ElmueSoft-en.htm Download Link 1: ftp://ftp.netcult.ch/mirror/elmue/FileOpenPatcher.zip Download Link 2: http://electronix.ch/ptbsync/FileOpenPatcher.zip ju.c "Donald Anadell" <danadell@nospamersmikrotec.com> wrote in message news:edYJChP5IHA.2348@TK2MSFTNGP06.phx.gbl... > > "krazykat" <krazykat@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message > news:40800806-9E8B-4AF9-9BB5-7A3DA7FF9CD5@microsoft.com... >>I use WIN XP Pro and have a question about an annoyance in the "open ", >> "Save", or "Save As" dialog box that appears with just all programs and >> Internet explorer. >> >> It seems the "open ", "Save", or "Save As" dialog box defaults to the >> "List" view to show files. I all ways have to change to the "Details" view >> each time I use the "open" selection. A real time waster when you open many >> files. >> >> Is there any way to set the default value to open to the "Details" view? I >> have searched and been unable to find any settings. I may not be asking the >> right question, Tweak UI or Power Toys did not seem to mention. I am sure >> there is probably a registry settings. >> >> Any suggestions would be appreciated. > > Force Common Dialogs Open||Save to use Details view as the default in Windows XP. > > Unfortunately the Common Dialog Box does not retain the Details View Setting, it will > always revert to the default List view. > > There are some third party solutions: > > Open Wide Review: > http://www.howtogeek.com/howto/windo...in-windows-xp/ > Open Wide Download site: > http://lingo.atspace.com/openwide.html > > File-Ex 3.0 > http://www.kellys-korner-xp.com/xp_tweaks.htm > http://www.cottonwoodsw.com/fx3summ.html > > Good luck, > > Donald Anadell > > >> >> Thanks, >> > > |
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