Display File details
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By Marc Liron - Microsoft MVP
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When you create a file and store it in a folder on
your Windows XP machine, lots of information is associated with that
file.
However by default Windows XP does not show all this
information.
To find out all the possible options available to you
we need to open the windows that lists them all.
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To do this select
View from the Menu toolbar, then select Choose details...
(as in the screenshot below).

The screenshot below is the window that will open:

By selecting the options you require and then hitting
the OK button. Your choices will then be shown the next time you view
the files in the folder you are working in.
The best "folder view" to
be in to fully take advantage of this customisation is the "details
view".
If you want to know more about changing views please see:
http://www.updatexp.com/tip1.html
Please remember that this does NOT make changes
to ALL your folders - just the one you are in at that time!
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