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Henry Horrocks - 108943
When I do a search for files, the column order is not as I would like. The
column "relevance" is displayed, and the column "date modified" is not
displayed.
I KNOW how I'm _supposed_ to control this feature - right clicking on the
column headers brings up a dialog box allowing me to set which columns are
displayed, the width and the order. Like I say, that much works OK. Ans
when I change the order it works UNTIL I DO A NEW SEARCH AND THEN IT REVERTS
BACK TO THE UNWANTED ORDER.
Problem is, the column order won't stick (or keep it's settings) the next
time I do a search, the incorrect colums appear. It's as though the
settings are not retained between searches.
This behavior is not present on my laptop, and I believe it's a problem with
a file on my desktop. Does anyone know where XP might store these "search
results" column settings from session to session?
Is it a registry entry? .INI file?
Anyone know how to make these column settings stick?
Thanks
Henry
Windows XP Sp2. Rather normal system, no weird Anti-virus or unknown TSR's,
plenty of memory. I check to make sure no illegal processes are running.
column "relevance" is displayed, and the column "date modified" is not
displayed.
I KNOW how I'm _supposed_ to control this feature - right clicking on the
column headers brings up a dialog box allowing me to set which columns are
displayed, the width and the order. Like I say, that much works OK. Ans
when I change the order it works UNTIL I DO A NEW SEARCH AND THEN IT REVERTS
BACK TO THE UNWANTED ORDER.
Problem is, the column order won't stick (or keep it's settings) the next
time I do a search, the incorrect colums appear. It's as though the
settings are not retained between searches.
This behavior is not present on my laptop, and I believe it's a problem with
a file on my desktop. Does anyone know where XP might store these "search
results" column settings from session to session?
Is it a registry entry? .INI file?
Anyone know how to make these column settings stick?
Thanks
Henry
Windows XP Sp2. Rather normal system, no weird Anti-virus or unknown TSR's,
plenty of memory. I check to make sure no illegal processes are running.