viewing all files

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You can expand all folders by clicking the plus sign on the top level folder
but there isn't a view that allows you to see all files in all folders at
the same time.

I would copy the necessary files out of each folder and place them in a
folder you might call "Photo Lab" and then send those to the lab.

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<yeddi18> wrote in message
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> i'm working with a photo lab who processes our jpg files and they don't
> like
> all our ordered images in subfolders. i want to view all the files
> contained
> within the subfolders on the same view so i can just send them the files
> and
> no subfolders. using xp home and 98se.
>
> thank you