Is Filmstrip view really gone in Win 7? Help

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  1. smarteyeball
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    It's rather simple really, either download the .reg file https://www.sevenforums.com/attachmen...prockets-3.reg

    or edit it manually from within regedit.
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  3. BubblyKori
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    He doesn't want little filmstrip boarders around the thumbnails. He wants the old filmstrip feature. I do too!! Here is a preview of what it was:


    How do we get this feature called "filmstrip" back? Is it gone?
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  4. badspell68
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    Yes, I would really like it back!
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  6. logicearth
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    It is gone, replaced by large thumbnails or the preview pane.
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  7. badspell68
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    Does not compare...Microsoft's decision making process alludes me!
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  8. badspell68
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    How do you get all three columns, specifically the navigation one(first column)?
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  10. logicearth
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    The navigation column has always been there...and as for the three columns I just resized the Preview Pane to shrink down the middle column...
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  11. badspell68
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    My navigation column is gone?
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  12. NoN
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    badspell68 said:
    My navigation column is gone?
    You've to go and set it in your explorer tab =>Organize=>Show Visualization Panel

    Or here:
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  13. BubblyKori
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    Thanks for the help everyone! Not happy with Microsoft though, why do they always have to "fix" what isn't broken?!?
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