On 2008-04-28 04:11:05 -0700, danspam@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
(Daniel Cohen) said:
> TaliesinSoft <taliesinsoft@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> wrote:
>
>> Somehow things now seem to be working as I wanted. If I open Finder,
select
>> Show View Options from the View menu, select the properties I wish
every
>> folder to have, and then select Use as Defaults, it appears that every
folder
>> opened will adhere to these properties.
>
> Where is Use as Defaults? I can't see it in Show View Options (my
> folders open in column view, perhaps that's why).
Open the window in question in the Finder. (What is the name of that
window by the way?)
Select View > Show View Options. (Or the short cut: alt-j) When the
view options window is open, the last think in this window is a button
named "View as Defaults". Until you modify something in the window, it
is greyed out.
> I think there is a bug in 10.5.2 rather than my error, as others have
> re****ted it. But, although I have turned off 'show icon preview' it
> keeps coming back (after any logout and logging back, I think). I am
> still wondering if I have failed to confirm something.
I have found the same thing but only with the Applications windows and
few other windows that I think the system doesn't want jacked with:
Public and Desktop to if memory serves. No amount of changes will have
them opening up in my preferred way after a reboot. Many others do,
though.
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Thank you and have a nice day.
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