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Hidden setting to get two-pane view...
Sunday, February 26, 2006 at 2:53 pm
Posted by Nicky (54 messages posted)

I have an answer about Set 
Defaults in Explorer:

When you double-click on a shortcut to a folder (eg. "Music Stash") on the desktop, wunduhs explorer opens it with a single-pane view, though if instead you were to right-click and select option "Explore" it would open with two panes, the left-hand one showing the directory tree structure. If, once within Windows Explorer, you chase Tools > Folder Options > File Types (yes, file types) and select the file type Folder, then poke Advanced then select "explore", poking "Set Default" will cause two-pane opening to manifest... This thanks to NZ PC World magazine. I'd never have guessed...

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re: Hidden setting to get two-pane view...
Tuesday, February 28, 2006 at 11:16 pm
Posted by richb (1 messages posted)

Incredible! It works. Thanks for solving this major annoyance for me.

[force windows explorer two panes]

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re: Hidden setting to get two-pane view...
Saturday, March 1, 2008 at 6:16 am
Posted by Nick (1 messages posted)

I followed the instructions and I get two panes. However, when I double click a file folder in the right hand pane, now it changes the left to a search pane as opposed to leaving it as an explorer pane. What did I do wrong? Thanks, ~Nick

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