simple question about directory tree

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Simple way is to click on Organize in the menu bar; then click on Layout in
the drop-down, then Navigation Pane. Will only show Drives.
 
Dr. DOS said:
In Windows explorer(file manager)left pane (the directory tree) All I want
is....
for the left pane/window to show the contents of the C:\drive and what
hangs below it, such as the existence of all the subdirectories and D;\,
e;\ etc.
I do not want to see the useless "My Documents," "printers," "unused
desktop shortcuts," etc. and the rest of these irrelevant sub-directories
(folders). I do want to immediately see when I invoke the file manager the
main sub-directories including "program files," "windows," and all other
c:\etc.
Additionally, when I expand my network connections, there are a myriad of
listings/paths. These are historical since most of the time, the other
computers are off line. I want Windows to stop building up this list. I am
quite content to use (Lan)\entire network\MS Windows Network. How do I get
XP to give me what I want in file manager? Thank you.
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FYI: The next version (v7.90) of XYplorer File Manager will have something
called "Mini Tree" which is pretty much exactly what you want. Should be out
within the next 2 weeks.

http://www.xyplorer.com/

Don
 
Thanks Don,
FYI: The next version (v7.90) of XYplorer File Manager will have
something called "Mini Tree" which is pretty much exactly what you want.
Should be out within the next 2 weeks.

http://www.xyplorer.com/

Don
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Right now, I am using an older version of Powerdesk (6.01)
which works in XP. Don't know about Vista. I'll look into
XYplorer,
 
Dr. DOS said:
Thanks Don,

Right now, I am using an older version of Powerdesk (6.01) which works in
XP. Don't know about Vista. I'll look into XYplorer,
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The "Mini Tree" is a BETA feature that's currently progressing daily. It's
already in a state that should fulfill your wildest dreams about a fully
user controlled tree layout. If you're curious enough you can download and
test the BETA version from XYplorer's user forum.

Don
 
VistaRookie said:
Sorry Dr. Dos, don't mean to hijack your thread but
maybe the feature I want is something you too
wondered about.
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Instead of hijacking, start a new one.

Folks may have moved on from this one by now and are not reading it.
 
VistaRookie said:
Don, do you know if XYplorer File Manager will show an
*unsorted* view of files on Vista? Is that even possible
with NTSF?

I'd like to see my files in the order a DOS dir command
would display - so that the last file placed on the hard
drive (or other storage device) will appear at the
bottom of the list.
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XYplorer can indeed show an "unsorted" view of files, but AFAIK under NTFS
that is always equivalent to alphabetically ascending. I have seen the order
you mentioned (by creation date) only under FAT.

Don
 
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