? Re: Control Panel view

[anonymous]

Wes.....
I don't have 'folders' in toolbar.
Only have file-edit-view-favorites-tools-help-----flag
in the toolbar across the top. Not showing the other
buttons because don't need them in this window.
Where would 'folders' be?

>-----Original Message-----
>Donna;
> Click the Folders button in the top Toolbar. This
should make "Switch to
>Category view" show up in the left pane.
>--
> Hope this helps. Let us know.
>Wes
>
>In ,
>Donna > hunted and
pecked at the keyboard:
>> I switched from Category view in Control Panel to
Classic
>> view. When I first switched, there was a link to switch
>> back to the Category view in the task pane on the left.
>> Now there is no option to switch back to Category
view. I
>> have not been able to figure out how to do this. This
is
>> a work computer so I don't have administrator
privileges,
>> but I know this is not something they have blocked out.
>> Others switch back and forth all of the time. Please
help.
>
>.
>

[Wesley VogelX]

Folders is in the Toolbar you say you don't need. Right click just to the
right of Help/click Standard Buttons. Folders should appear.
If not, right click a blank area of the Toolbar/click Customize/in the left
hand pane about a third of the way down/select it/click the Add button/Close
--
Hope this helps. Let us know.
Wes

In ,
anonymous > hunted and pecked at the
keyboard:
> Wes.....
> I don't have 'folders' in toolbar.
> Only have file-edit-view-favorites-tools-help-----flag
> in the toolbar across the top. Not showing the other
> buttons because don't need them in this window.
> Where would 'folders' be?
>
>>-----Original Message-----
>>Donna;
>> Click the Folders button in the top Toolbar. This should make "Switch to
>>Category view" show up in the left pane.
>>--
>> Hope this helps. Let us know.
>>Wes
>>
>>In ,
>>Donna > hunted and
> pecked at the keyboard:
>>> I switched from Category view in Control Panel to Classic
>>> view. When I first switched, there was a link to switch
>>> back to the Category view in the task pane on the left.
>>> Now there is no option to switch back to Category view. I
>>> have not been able to figure out how to do this. This is
>>> a work computer so I don't have administrator privileges,
>>> but I know this is not something they have blocked out.
>>> Others switch back and forth all of the time. Please help.
>>
>>.

[anonymous]

ok...folders just adds a sidebar with directories tree
from desktop on down (like start explorer listing).
I have seen a gun-barrel-blue area on left side with
some options under up/down chevrons but not today.


>-----Original Message-----
> Folders is in the Toolbar you say you don't need.
Right click just to the
>right of Help/click Standard Buttons. Folders should
appear.
> If not, right click a blank area of the
Toolbar/click Customize/in the left
>hand pane about a third of the way down/select it/click
the Add button/Close
>--
> Hope this helps. Let us know.
>Wes
>
>In ,
>anonymous > hunted
and pecked at the
>keyboard:
>> Wes.....
>> I don't have 'folders' in toolbar.
>> Only have file-edit-view-favorites-tools-help-----flag
>> in the toolbar across the top. Not showing the other
>> buttons because don't need them in this window.
>> Where would 'folders' be?
>>
>>>-----Original Message-----
>>>Donna;
>>> Click the Folders button in the top Toolbar. This
should make "Switch to
>>>Category view" show up in the left pane.
>>>--
>>> Hope this helps. Let us know.
>>>Wes
>>>
>>>In ,
>>>Donna > hunted and
>> pecked at the keyboard:
>>>> I switched from Category view in Control Panel to
Classic
>>>> view. When I first switched, there was a link to
switch
>>>> back to the Category view in the task pane on the
left.
>>>> Now there is no option to switch back to Category
view. I
>>>> have not been able to figure out how to do this.
This is
>>>> a work computer so I don't have administrator
privileges,
>>>> but I know this is not something they have blocked
out.
>>>> Others switch back and forth all of the time. Please
help.
>>>
>>>.
>
>.
>

[mrtee]

In control panel | folder options | web view | pressing folders (button) =
on the work bar will bring it back.

--=20
Just my 2=A2 worth
Jeff
__________in response to__________
"anonymous" > wrote in message =
...
| ok...folders just adds a sidebar with directories tree=20
| from desktop on down (like start explorer listing).
| I have seen a gun-barrel-blue area on left side with=20
| some options under up/down chevrons but not today.

[Wesley VogelX]

Click the Folders button. Read my original post!!!
[Click the Folders button in the top Toolbar. This should make "Switch to
Category view" show up in the left pane.]
--
Hope this helps. Let us know.
Wes

In ,
anonymous > hunted and pecked at the
keyboard:
> ok...folders just adds a sidebar with directories tree
> from desktop on down (like start explorer listing).
> I have seen a gun-barrel-blue area on left side with
> some options under up/down chevrons but not today.
>
>
>>-----Original Message-----
>> Folders is in the Toolbar you say you don't need. Right click just to the
>>right of Help/click Standard Buttons. Folders should appear.
>> If not, right click a blank area of the
> Toolbar/click Customize/in the left
>>hand pane about a third of the way down/select it/click the Add button/Close
>>--
>> Hope this helps. Let us know.
>>Wes
>>
>>In ,
>>anonymous > hunted and pecked at the
>>keyboard:
>>> Wes.....
>>> I don't have 'folders' in toolbar.
>>> Only have file-edit-view-favorites-tools-help-----flag
>>> in the toolbar across the top. Not showing the other
>>> buttons because don't need them in this window.
>>> Where would 'folders' be?
>>>
>>>>-----Original Message-----
>>>>Donna;
>>>> Click the Folders button in the top Toolbar. This should make "Switch
>>>>to Category view" show up in the left pane.
>>>>--
>>>> Hope this helps. Let us know.
>>>>Wes
>>>>
>>>>In ,
>>>>Donna > hunted and
>>> pecked at the keyboard:
>>>>> I switched from Category view in Control Panel to Classic
>>>>> view. When I first switched, there was a link to switch
>>>>> back to the Category view in the task pane on the left.
>>>>> Now there is no option to switch back to Category view. I
>>>>> have not been able to figure out how to do this. This is
>>>>> a work computer so I don't have administrator privileges,
>>>>> but I know this is not something they have blocked out.
>>>>> Others switch back and forth all of the time. Please help.
>>>>
>>>>.
>>
>>.

[Wesley VogelX]

Hi Jeff;
How's by you?
Wes

In ,
mrtee > hunted and pecked at the keyboard:
> In control panel | folder options | web view | pressing folders (button) on
> the work bar will bring it back.
>
>| ok...folders just adds a sidebar with directories tree
>| from desktop on down (like start explorer listing).
>| I have seen a gun-barrel-blue area on left side with
>| some options under up/down chevrons but not today.

[mrtee]

Doing OK Wes. =20

Did you get the 821557 (shortcuts) issue resolved?

On the OP's problem, I had Classic view enabled so hitting folders did =
nothing. When I enabled web view, hitting folders did what you said.

--=20
Just my 2=A2 worth
Jeff
__________in response to__________
"Wesley VogelX" > wrote in message =
news:4vxvb.70561$Dw6.359736@attbi_s02...
| Hi Jeff;
| How's by you?
| Wes

[Wesley VogelX]

Hi Jeff;
Nah, I decided to wait for the movie to come out. :o) I've been putting up
with replacing the dead shortcut when I backup to CD. 3½ is OK. Doesn't seem
to be that big of a deal. Once a week or so. The KB Article you sent me to
said the fix would be included in SP2. I'll wait.
I have Classic View enabled but have Show Common Tasks enabled also.
Control Panel/Tools/Folder Options/Show Common Tasks in Folders. I like Classic
View with some stuff. But I like that Common Tasks deal. For Pictures folders,
My Computer/Add-Remove Programs, some other stuff I can't think of now.
Wes

In ,
mrtee > hunted and pecked at the keyboard:
> Doing OK Wes.
>
> Did you get the 821557 (shortcuts) issue resolved?
>
> On the OP's problem, I had Classic view enabled so hitting folders did
> nothing. When I enabled web view, hitting folders did what you said.
>
>| Hi Jeff;
>| How's by you?
>| Wes