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stu4art
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Hi Forum

I'm using a German WIN XP so be patient if I use the wrong terminologies here :)

My problem is that when I open files (ie in Photoshop) from 'my Stuff' directory it will not display 'my pictures' with the 'list' option. I have to click through to display correctly. The next time I go to 'my pictures' the mini pictures are back again -all other directories work as they should! (Strangely only Windows explorer displays this directory correctly?)

On similar lines is it possible to adjust the system that it always displays 'details' as a standard option and not 'list' as it presently does.

This is probably a registry fix I'm looking for!? Anybody any ideas?

Thanx

STUart

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Hi

Ok this should do it!

When in the said folder click on "Ansicht" at the top menu, then from the drop down list select Details.

then go in to "Extras" again top menu and select "Ordner Optionen" then click the "Ansicht" tab, then click the "Wie Aktuelle Ordner" button You will get a warning dialog box come up, just click the Ja button this should then set it to always show the details.

Hope it helps

Tony

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Thanx for the advice Tony

Unfortunately it didn't work :( The Windows Explorer is the only thing displaying this directory correctly.

I have a feeling that this particular directory has some how become corrupt in the registry and refuses to let itself be set! any idea where I could find the correct reg. nos.

Any ideas or do I just have to live with it for now - As its b* annoying

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