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Re: View Options


  • Subject: Re: View Options
  • From: John Baltutis <email@hidden>
  • Date: Tue, 29 Apr 2008 17:31:20 -0700

On 4/29/08, Luther Fuller <email@hidden> wrote:

> This afternoon, I modified a script that I use to position folder
> windows and set all sub-folders of a list view to list view. (It seems
> the bounds setting bug has been fixed, so I just removed the work-
> around.) I exercised it considerably for the remainder of the
> afternoon. I am still encountering folders that should be in list
> view, but have reverted to icon view. Or the other way around. The
> only way to be certain of the result is to do thousands of manual cmd-
> J, clicks.
>
> An experiment ...
> Create two new folders on your desktop named "untitled icon" and
> "untitled list".
> 1. Open "untitled icon"; set it to icon view; close it.
> 2. Open "untitled list"; set it to list view; close it.
> 3. Open "untitled icon"; Notice that it's reverted to list view; set
> it to icon view; close it.
> 4. Open "untitled list"; Notice that it's reverted to icon view; set
> it to list view; close it.
> After how many of these steps do you notice that something is wrong.
> Yes, I know there's probably a logical explanation, but right now I'm
> wearing my Naive-Mac-Users hat.
> And how would I explain it to my sisters, who both use Macs, but
> hardly understand the difference between RAM and disk.

Try this.

Create a new folder on the desktop. Open it. CMD J, check always open in list
view, change the font size, change the font size back, and click Use as
Defaults. Create two new folders, open one (should open in list view), click on
icon view toolbar button, CMD+J, select always open in icon view, close the
view options windoiw, and close the foider. Open the other new one (should also
open in list view), click on column view toolbar button, CMD+J, select always
open in column view (that's the missing pre-Leopard Finder option), close the
view options windoiw, and close the foider. Now, open all three folders and
they should retain those settings-one in list view, one in icon view, and one
in column view.
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