In VB6, I am using a WebBrowser form to display all files and subfolders as medium-size icons in the style of Windows Explorer. On the form, I display a count of all files in the main folder and all subfolders.
When you double-click one of the subfolders, WebBrowser displays the contents of the subfolder in small-size icons. I want to trap the double-click so I can trigger several actions - a form refresh, display as medium-size icons and count the number of files in the selected subfolder.
Any suggestions?
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I don't know what I've pressed, but empty folders don't display in my solution explorer. It's so bad, because I can't create a new file in one of them. I didn't find a setting, which display all folders, only "display all files", but this one isn't what I need.
There are many folders within the main folder (Parent) and each sub-folder (child) contains many videos. In windows explore I wanted to add an extra column for the duration of each video and I wanted this to happen for all subfolders.
At the time of writing this answer, I found this video. It gives the solution for the problem
Link : https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wkGY2Knq_vM
If the above video is not present or if it didn't give solution, then here we go..
Open the main folder and do right click on columns list bar
There first click on more option and in the list of checkboxes choose length and press ok
Then go to the main folder and click on view icon then on options
After clicking on options, click on views tab and at last click Apply to Folders button and OK button
Mac OS has the built-in smart folder feature that can narrow down files in a specific location based on a given set of properties (e.g. file extension, size, creation date, etc.).
I am trying to declutter my desktop by file type, and want to select all images on my desktop to place in a separate folder. The thing is, the smart folder seems to select all image files that are nested within the desktop's subfolders. Is there anyway to select files excluding the ones located in subfolders?
Thanks!
~ Joseph
Open a standard Finder window and navigate to your Desktop folder. Set the window to list view and sort by clicking on the Kind column header. Now all your images will be grouped together by image type. Select each group by clicking on the first file in the group and shift clicking on the last, then drag into your destination folder.
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I recently downloaded sublime text3. To get started I dragged and dropped a folder that contained a website to the sidebar. Now I can't open the folder to get to the files. I can't drag the folder back to the desktop either. The only thing I can do is drag the folder up and down the sidebar. Yet I look a videos and see demonstrations of folders being open from the sidebar. I removed another folder of some javascript files from the sidebar and lost it, completely. I installed sidebar Enhancements and now I can see more options but I still can't do anything with the folder. Is there a way to solve this problem?
You are not supposed to be able to drag the folders from Sublime's sidebar back into Windows Explorer (your desktop or any folders part of Windows GUI).
When you delete files from the sidebar, they should be moved to your Recycle Bin, check to see if the files are there.
I have a program called BulkFileChanger, and when I add files - it opens Windows dialog where I can select files. Now that is common windows dialog and I can select all files ( ctr+a) and it selects all files + all subdirecotires, but when you click OPEN it just imports files, not the files contained in subdirecotires, so is there a way to actually open all files + all files in all subdirectories in normal windows open files dialog ? I am also using some other programs that can open "bulk" files, but strange thing is that none of them (who uses normal windows open files dialog) can actaully open subfolders.... is there some kind of shortcut in Windows that will allow this feature ?
The file dialog will not do this for you. There is no setting that will make it recurse into sub-folders and return all files contained within. If you want that functionality you must implement it yourself.