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Enable or Disable Preview and Filters in Folder
By  Super Admin  | Published  05/8/2007 | Visual Effects | Rating:
Enable or Disable Preview and Filters in Folder

The Preview and Filters displayed in Folder.

1. Right click Computer > Properties
2. Advanced System Settings
3. Under Performance click Settings
4. Tick (Enable) or Untick (Disable) Show Preview and Filters in Folder
5. Apply
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  • Comment #1 (Posted by an unknown user)
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    This should be far more detailed. I was trying to solve "what Show Preview and Filters in Folder" mean. What is "Filter"
     
  • Comment #2 (Posted by an unknown user)
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    why is one better thant the other or when is one appropraite and when is it not.
     
  • Comment #3 (Posted by an unknown user)
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    I agree with the previous comment. I was interested in what this actually does. What is 'filters'
     
  • Comment #4 (Posted by an unknown user)
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    Agreed. Without explaining what "Previews and Filters" are (or providing a link to an explanation) how are users supposed to know whether to turn them on or not
     
  • Comment #5 (Posted by an unknown user)
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    I guess this is just a filler or maybe the author doesn't know what the setting means. Either way it's remarkably stupid.
     
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