How to display files this way?


  1. unko
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    How to display files this way?




    It looks quite interesting... Doesn't seem to be possible natively though.

    PS: I'm talkinga bout explorer main windows, not the small part on left side.
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  3. HarriePateman
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    Picture of how you want to display the files?
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  4. 3D Jed
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    If you want your files to look as in post #1, it's list view with known file extensions showing

    control panel folder options, uncheck hide extensions for known file types

    How to display files this way?-show_extensions.jpg

    for list view, click top left button of explorer and choose list

    How to display files this way?-select_view.jpg
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  6. unko
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    It's not. Please show a capture of your explorer after doing so?
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  7. 3D Jed
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    maybe I don't understand the question. my explorer looks like this anyhows

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  8. unko
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    How close is that to the capture I posted..?
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  10. andrew129260
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    The first screenshot looks like a capture of groups. But to be honest I have not seen anything like that. Details view with groups applied? I tried replicating it in my VM'S but don't seem to be getting anywhere.
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  11. unko
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    I tried all sort options and never got close to that either...
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  12. andrew129260
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    Maybe its a file explorer replacement for windows explorer?

    Like this?

    http://sourceforge.net/projects/classicshell/


    Or maybe this?

    http://www.techrepublic.com/blog/tr-...-file-manager/
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