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Posted on 2011-03-07
I need to know how to permanently set the "File Version" column to show in Windows Explorer? This would be for XP, Vista, 7 and Server 2003.
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As far as I know there isn't a File Version column.
Generally you right click on file and choose the Properties box and if there is a Version tab the information is there.
Generally you right click on file and choose the Properties box and if there is a Version tab the information is there.
Open Windows Explorer (shortcut = Windows key + E) click on a drive.
Set the view to details, then rightclick the name/size/type tab at the top and click MORE
you can checkbox the file version in here, that will show up everytime now.
This is the same for XP/Server2003/Vista
Cheers,
Set the view to details, then rightclick the name/size/type tab at the top and click MORE
you can checkbox the file version in here, that will show up everytime now.
This is the same for XP/Server2003/Vista
Cheers,
Thank you pod86. I know how to do it one at a time, I need this to show the File Version in all Explorer windows with one change. I have many directories and it is not timely enough to change each directory one at a time. Is this possible?
Hi,
Sorry i did not know you wanted all explorer, you can apply the above and then:
Select "Folder Options..." from the Tools menu in Windows Explorer. The Folder Options window opens.
Click the "View" tab.
Click the "Apply to All Folders" button in the "Folder views" section. A window opens asking you to confirm this action. Click the "Yes" button.
The following link show you the full steps:
http://www.ehow.com/how_5840499_make-explorer-always-show-details.html
Sorry i did not know you wanted all explorer, you can apply the above and then:
Select "Folder Options..." from the Tools menu in Windows Explorer. The Folder Options window opens.
Click the "View" tab.
Click the "Apply to All Folders" button in the "Folder views" section. A window opens asking you to confirm this action. Click the "Yes" button.
The following link show you the full steps:
http://www.ehow.com/how_5840499_make-explorer-always-show-details.html
Hi,
I have not seen this done via VB/batch but i'm sure its out there but very limited resource as i have not found any article yet.
You can create a registry file to apply this by making the .reg file and running it.
There are many settings in registry but you'll have to check them out under:
[HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Softwar
I have not seen this done via VB/batch but i'm sure its out there but very limited resource as i have not found any article yet.
You can create a registry file to apply this by making the .reg file and running it.
There are many settings in registry but you'll have to check them out under:
[HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Softwar
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