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04-14-2010   #1


XP SP3 / 7
 
 

Narrow columns in Libraries - unused space

Hi. I have three columns in my Libraries but there's a lot of free space (red brush on pic). I'd like to have much space between directories to see full names of these dirs. How to do it?



And I'd like to have something like this



ps Why is the same type of displaying elements in Libraries use to all of theme?

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04-14-2010   #2


Windows 7 Ultimate 32bit SP1
 
 


Can you take a snapshot (and post it) to explain what you see?
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04-14-2010   #3


W7 Ult. x64 | OS X
 
 


I'd suggest using the details view, otherwise you can use this tutorial:

Column - Customize - Vista Forums

Kudos to Brink
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04-14-2010   #4


XP Pro SP3 X86 / Win7 Pro X86
 
 


Quote   Quote: Originally Posted by bernard View Post
Hi. I have three columns in my Libraries but there's a lot of free space (red brush on pic). I'd like to have much space between directories to see full names of these dirs. How to do it?



And I'd like to have something like this



ps Why is the same type of displaying elements in Libraries use to all of theme?

Right click -> View -> Tiles


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