How to Customize Folder Size in Windows 7

When browsing through folders on your Windows 7 computer, you may have noticed that each type of folder displays certain information about its contents. For instance, a 'Documents' folder might display files sorted by date modified, while a 'Pictures' folder shows large thumbnails for easy previewing. This article will show you how to customize the way your folders are displayed and organized.

To start, right-click on the folder you want to customize and select 'Properties.' In the Properties window, look for the 'Optimize this folder for' dropdown menu and choose the type of folder you want to assign to this folder. For example, if you have a lot of images in your 'Pictures' folder, you may want to optimize it for picture viewing.

Alternatively, you can also change the folder type by clicking on the folder and then selecting 'Properties.' From there, you can view or change the default view for all folders of that type. This way, if you have a favorite way of viewing each kind of folder, you can make that the default view for all folders of that type.

For instance, if you always want to view your 'Documents' folder in date modified order, you can set that as the default view for all document folders. Similarly, if you prefer large thumbnails when browsing through your 'Pictures' folder, you can set that as the default view for all picture folders.

By customizing your folder size and type, you can make it easier to find what you're looking for on your Windows 7 computer. Whether you need to quickly locate a specific document or browse through a collection of images, understanding how to customize your folder settings can help you work more efficiently.

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