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tb2
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Apr 24, 2004, 04:33 AM
 
Hello everyone,

I am a new Powerbook user and I have got a question about how OS X displays files in finder. My main goal is to get the 'list' style view to be the default for all folders. I set 'list' view option and close out as directed by another user. This makes most of my folders in the future come up as list, but it is not a complete fix. New folders and some existing one still come up with the large 'icons' (new folders mostly) or 'columns' view (such as the applications folder).

Additionally is it possible to set OS X to display folders first then files (in alphabetical order)?

Thanks in advance for all help!

-TB2
     
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Apr 24, 2004, 11:15 AM
 
There is no way I know of to make one view universal. Sorry.

You can sort by kind. Then all folders are grouped together, but where exactly they are placed depends on what folders are called in the language you're using. I don't know of a way around that.
     
   
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