Posted: 3/29/2008 2:11:36 PM EDT
Let me get this straight. You want to view thumbnails in your picture folder, but a different view, such as detail, in the other folders? And all of this is on WinXP? I'm good with computers, but I need tounderstand properly. |
Right Click on that folder... Choose Properties Go to the Customize Tab On the Type of folder, Pick "Pictures" Checkmark the box that says "Apply to all subfolders" Hit OK I THINK by default, designated "picture" folders use Thumbnail view... Checking the "apply to all subfolders" should push that setting to all child folders in the parent. If that is what your asking... If you change the view on any folder, your system SHOULD remember that setting. So say you have a music folder, and you want to see the "detail" view, right click, choose "View -> Detail", it should always show that view for that folder. If you drill down to the next subfolder it may show a different view, but when you go back up, it should view the parent folder to whatever you sent (until you change it)... I'm not sure I'm explaining that very well.... Soooo Good luck! |
It's XP
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# DECLARE SUB GetWords (st$, wds%) # # st$ = "Hello my name is John Doe" # IF RIGHT$(st$, 1) <> " " THEN st$ = st$ + " " # FOR k% = 1 TO LEN(st$) # IF MID$(st$, k%, 1) = " " THEN words% = words% + 1 # characters% = characters% + 1 # NEXT # PRINT "total characters="; characters% # PRINT "total words="; words% # # # xst$ = "Hello my name is John Doe" # GetWords xst$, words% # PRINT "words= "; words% # # SUB GetWords (st$, wds%) # IF RIGHT$(st$, 1) <> " " THEN st$ = st$ + " " # FOR k% = 1 TO LEN(st$) # IF MID$(st$, k%, 1) = " " THEN words% = words% + 1 # characters% = characters% + 1 # NEXT # 'print "total characters=";characters% # 'print "total words=";words% # wds% = words% # END SUB |

It's XP