Somewhere, and I cannot find it, I found a post that detailed how to force list view for all folders including Libraries.
If someone knows of the document I speak of, or knows how I can accomplish this I would be grateful. I understand it requires some registry edits and does come with it's own risks..which I accept.
Thank you in advance.
Wewpt
When in a Library folder, at the upper left, click in the little down arrow to the right of "Arrange by:", then click on "Name". That will force an alphabetical listing of all the files in all the folders in that Library. I don't know how to do that in non-Libraries folders.
Thanks for the replies but the question was specifically for the Libraries. I've since spoken to a friend/co-worker who knows, but I'll have to wait until Tuesday to find out.
I'll post the answer once I find out, but only if the modifications required do not inhibit normal operation of the OS.
Wewpt
I should have done a bit more digging, the answer is more simple than I originally expected.
In Windows Explorer navigate to the folder you want to change; not via Libraries, the actual folder.
Right click on the folder (e.g. Pictures) and choose Properties.
Choose the Customize tab.
Change 'Optimize this folder for :' to General Items.
Optional : Check 'Also apply this template to all subfolders.
Click Apply
Done :)
Wewpt
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