Explorer view

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By chance (ie. I don't know how I did this!), the view on one of my folder
has become excellent. For example, when I choose to view details, and click
on the Date modified tab, it breaks all the files into sub-categories like
Today, Yesterday, A week ago etc etc. But I can't replicate this on all
folders. Is there a way?

TIA
Mart

 

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Hi Martin,

There subcategories can be switched on by putting a check next to view >
arrange icons by > show in groups.

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"Martin Stabrey" <MartinStabrey@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:CC3CC77A-E0D4-4265-BD1F-767B4D1C34CD@microsoft.com...
> By chance (ie. I don't know how I did this!), the view on one of my folder
> has become excellent. For example, when I choose to view details, and
> click
> on the Date modified tab, it breaks all the files into sub-categories like
> Today, Yesterday, A week ago etc etc. But I can't replicate this on all
> folders. Is there a way?
>
> TIA
> Mart

 

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Archived from groups: microsoft.public.windowsxp.customize (More info?)

Mart,

Tools > Folder Options > View > Apply to all folders.

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Ramesh, Microsoft MVP
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"Martin Stabrey" <MartinStabrey@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:CC3CC77A-E0D4-4265-BD1F-767B4D1C34CD@microsoft.com...
By chance (ie. I don't know how I did this!), the view on one of my folder
has become excellent. For example, when I choose to view details, and click
on the Date modified tab, it breaks all the files into sub-categories like
Today, Yesterday, A week ago etc etc. But I can't replicate this on all
folders. Is there a way?

TIA
Mart