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![]() That is basically by double-clicking My Computer. If you want the Explorer view, you can click on the Folders icon on the toolbar, which will display this: ![]() I would have thought if you wanted to keep this, go to Tools, Folder Options, Apply to all Folders. Unfortunately, this is not the case. If you want to have all windows open up by default with the "explorer-like" view, follow these steps:
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Hi,
Thanks for the above but is there any way to change the default view for all folders to be the "details" rather than the icons? As it is now I have to change each folder manually with the drop down menu that is next to the "folder" button on the toolbar. Thanks in advance for any help that can be provided. Stapler |
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Sure thing.
If you go to View, and change to Details, you can then apply this to all folders by clicking on Tools, Folder Options. Then go to the View tab, and click on "Apply to All Folders" Next time you open them, you should get the desired result. |
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