Yes, and that is exactly the way I want the Keyboard Shortcuts to behave, just like it did in the XP Windows Explorer, and just like it did in the REGEDIT tool as well.
I should not have to press SPACE or ENTER to refresh the Right-Hand Pane in the Vista Windows Explorer. It's my #1 gripe with Vista. I manipulate Files and Folders all day, and this is so annoying. Until I find a way to change this terrible behavior, I will hate Vista.
Richard Urban wrote:
Re: why windows explorer folder pane cant synchronize with detial pane
06-Oct-08
It is no different that running a program from a desktop. You double click.
The first click selects the icon and highlights it. The second click opens
the program for running. Or, you select and press the enter key. Either way
it is two motions
Scroll down to the folder you want to "select". Press the space bar (only
three inches away from most scroll keys) to open the folder to work with the
files
If the folder opened automatically, as you desire, every folder would open
as you scroll down the list. If your picture folder happened to be one of
them it could take a bit of time to render the thumbnails. Would this make
the system hiccup? I don't know. But why have folders open that you are not
interested in at that particular moment
It is perfectly logical the way it is now done - to me
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Richard Urba
Microsoft MV
Windows Desktop Experienc
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