Thumnails in Vista

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With XP I could select images by choosing from thumnails of files in my image
olders. With VISTA I cannot find any menu command for turning on the
thumnail feature. All my image files are saved in one or more types of
files.....jpg, tiff or raw.

How does one turn on thumnails in VISTA? Or is this another example of
Microsoft's effort to dictate how we are allowed to use our computers without
us haveing any input?
 
HPMSRM said:
With XP I could select images by choosing from thumnails of files in my
image
olders. With VISTA I cannot find any menu command for turning on the
thumnail feature. All my image files are saved in one or more types of
files.....jpg, tiff or raw.

How does one turn on thumnails in VISTA? Or is this another example of
Microsoft's effort to dictate how we are allowed to use our computers
without
us haveing any input?
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Did you click on "Views"?
Or would you rather call Microsoft Support?
 
* HPMSRM:
With XP I could select images by choosing from thumnails of files in my image
olders. With VISTA I cannot find any menu command for turning on the
thumnail feature. All my image files are saved in one or more types of
files.....jpg, tiff or raw.

How does one turn on thumnails in VISTA? Or is this another example of
Microsoft's effort to dictate how we are allowed to use our computers without
us haveing any input?
Click to expand...

Look under "Views".
Although, unless it's the Picture folder itself, don't count
on too many of your View settings sticking for long.


-Michael
 
In Control Panel (Classic View) > Folder Options > View tab, un-check
"Always show icons, never thumbnails" (Apply, OK).
 
dean-dean said:
In Control Panel (Classic View) > Folder Options > View tab, un-check
"Always show icons, never thumbnails" (Apply, OK).



HPSRM reply:
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Thank you. I found it. Now we're back to normal. Now if I can just figure
out how to network our three home computers.....one VISTA and two
XP's.....I'll be super happy. But that's another subject. Thanks again.
 
dean-dean YOU'RE THE MAN... thank you.. been looking for how to change that
since I began using Vista...
 
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