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Maurizio
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      11-21-2011
Hello:
I have several folders on Desktop, I switched recently to w7 and noticed
that there is no equivalent to old "remember each folder settings" (of
xp). If I maximize a folder, all subsequent opened folders get
maximized. If I resize a folder, all subsequent opened folders get
identically resized?

is there any trick to avoid that?
thank you


 
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Brian Gregory [UK]
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      11-21-2011
"Maurizio" <> wrote in message
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> Hello:
> I have several folders on Desktop, I switched recently to w7 and noticed
> that there is no equivalent to old "remember each folder settings" (of
> xp). If I maximize a folder, all subsequent opened folders get maximized.
> If I resize a folder, all subsequent opened folders get identically
> resized?
>
> is there any trick to avoid that?


I think they took that feature out, maybe because it never worked reliably
so people complained about it and as usual Microsoft have trouble believing
that there are anything other than very minor bugs in their software and
just assumed it was a feature people couldn't get the hang of and they'd be
better off without it.

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      11-22-2011
On 21/11/2011 22:45, Brian Gregory [UK] wrote:
> "Maurizio"<> wrote in message
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>> Hello:
>> I have several folders on Desktop, I switched recently to w7 and noticed
>> that there is no equivalent to old "remember each folder settings" (of
>> xp). If I maximize a folder, all subsequent opened folders get maximized.
>> If I resize a folder, all subsequent opened folders get identically
>> resized?
>>
>> is there any trick to avoid that?

>
> I think they took that feature out, maybe because it never worked reliably
> so people complained about it and as usual Microsoft have trouble believing
> that there are anything other than very minor bugs in their software and
> just assumed it was a feature people couldn't get the hang of and they'd be
> better off without it.
>

Thank you

 
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      11-23-2011

"Maurizio" <> wrote in message
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> On 21/11/2011 22:45, Brian Gregory [UK] wrote:
>> "Maurizio"<> wrote in message
>> news:jae6le$mco$...
>>> Hello:
>>> I have several folders on Desktop, I switched recently to w7 and noticed
>>> that there is no equivalent to old "remember each folder settings" (of
>>> xp). If I maximize a folder, all subsequent opened folders get
>>> maximized.
>>> If I resize a folder, all subsequent opened folders get identically
>>> resized?
>>>
>>> is there any trick to avoid that?

>>
>> I think they took that feature out, maybe because it never worked
>> reliably
>> so people complained about it and as usual Microsoft have trouble
>> believing
>> that there are anything other than very minor bugs in their software and
>> just assumed it was a feature people couldn't get the hang of and they'd
>> be
>> better off without it.
>>

> Thank you
>
>


I had the same problem some time ago, there a Microsoft FixIt but this
didn't work for me. I now use a little program by the name shellfolderfix
and very good it is too. You can download it from this page on sevenforums
http://goo.gl/H6eq


 
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      11-23-2011
On Mon, 21 Nov 2011 20:45:56 -0000, "Brian Gregory [UK]"
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>"Maurizio" <> wrote in message
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>> Hello:
>> I have several folders on Desktop, I switched recently to w7 and noticed
>> that there is no equivalent to old "remember each folder settings" (of
>> xp). If I maximize a folder, all subsequent opened folders get maximized.
>> If I resize a folder, all subsequent opened folders get identically
>> resized?
>>
>> is there any trick to avoid that?

>
>I think they took that feature out, maybe because it never worked reliably
>so people complained about it and as usual Microsoft have trouble believing
>that there are anything other than very minor bugs in their software and
>just assumed it was a feature people couldn't get the hang of and they'd be
>better off without it.


In my experience, it has worked, and continues to work, 100% reliably
with XP. There must be another reason why the feature was removed.

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      11-24-2011


On 11/23/2011 3:12 PM, Char Jackson wrote:
> On Mon, 21 Nov 2011 20:45:56 -0000, "Brian Gregory [UK]"
> <> wrote:
>
>> "Maurizio"<> wrote in message
>> news:jae6le$mco$...
>>> Hello:
>>> I have several folders on Desktop, I switched recently to w7 and noticed
>>> that there is no equivalent to old "remember each folder settings" (of
>>> xp). If I maximize a folder, all subsequent opened folders get maximized.
>>> If I resize a folder, all subsequent opened folders get identically
>>> resized?
>>>
>>> is there any trick to avoid that?

>>
>> I think they took that feature out, maybe because it never worked reliably
>> so people complained about it and as usual Microsoft have trouble believing
>> that there are anything other than very minor bugs in their software and
>> just assumed it was a feature people couldn't get the hang of and they'd be
>> better off without it.

>
> In my experience, it has worked, and continues to work, 100% reliably
> with XP. There must be another reason why the feature was removed.
>


Lots of "problems" were excised ;-)

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of...d_in_Windows_7
 
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      11-24-2011
On 23/11/2011 22:11, Jolly polly wrote:
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> "Maurizio" <> wrote in message
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>> On 21/11/2011 22:45, Brian Gregory [UK] wrote:
>>> "Maurizio"<> wrote in message
>>> news:jae6le$mco$...
>>>> Hello:
>>>> I have several folders on Desktop, I switched recently to w7 and
>>>> noticed
>>>> that there is no equivalent to old "remember each folder settings" (of
>>>> xp). If I maximize a folder, all subsequent opened folders get
>>>> maximized.
>>>> If I resize a folder, all subsequent opened folders get identically
>>>> resized?
>>>>


>>
>>

>
> I had the same problem some time ago, there a Microsoft FixIt but this
> didn't work for me. I now use a little program by the name
> shellfolderfix and very good it is too. You can download it from this
> page on sevenforums
> http://goo.gl/H6eq
>
>

Awesome, Thank you very very very much!!!!
 
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      11-25-2011

"Maurizio" <> wrote in message
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> On 23/11/2011 22:11, Jolly polly wrote:
>>
>> "Maurizio" <> wrote in message
>> news:jafh74$sl9$...
>>> On 21/11/2011 22:45, Brian Gregory [UK] wrote:
>>>> "Maurizio"<> wrote in message
>>>> news:jae6le$mco$...
>>>>> Hello:
>>>>> I have several folders on Desktop, I switched recently to w7 and
>>>>> noticed
>>>>> that there is no equivalent to old "remember each folder settings" (of
>>>>> xp). If I maximize a folder, all subsequent opened folders get
>>>>> maximized.
>>>>> If I resize a folder, all subsequent opened folders get identically
>>>>> resized?
>>>>>

>
>>>
>>>

>>
>> I had the same problem some time ago, there a Microsoft FixIt but this
>> didn't work for me. I now use a little program by the name
>> shellfolderfix and very good it is too. You can download it from this
>> page on sevenforums
>> http://goo.gl/H6eq
>>
>>

> Awesome, Thank you very very very much!!!!
>


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