WinXP's special method of arranging photo files is more than just type and name

In WinXP system, the well-known file arrangement is nothing more than type, name, size and modification time. In fact, the WinXP system also provides us with some special methods for arranging files. For example, photo files can be arranged by camera model, photo shooting date, size, etc. Let's take a look at how to operate.

The method is as follows:

1. Open the folder where the photo file is located, click the menu bar “View” & rdquo;→ select the detailed information (see clearly "select” Underneath.), in the "Select Details" dialog box that opens, click "Check Camera Model" and click "OK" to exit.

2, right-click in the blank space of the photo folder, left click on “ arrange icon & rdquo;, see if there is a list of "camera models", if you press &ldquo Camera model & rdquo; After the arrangement, you feel that the change is not too obvious, you can right click in the blank space, left click on the "arrange icon", and arrange the following group by > This will display all the photos in groups by camera.


















3, after this setting, the photo files under the current folder can be arranged in this way, but under other folders The files don't know this way. In order to have all the folders in all the disks arranged in this way, click the menu bar "Tools" &rar;; folder option, open the "folder options" In the dialog box, select the “View” tab, click the “Apply to all folders” button in the “Folder View” box, and a prompt will appear, we will click “&” ; OK, the last point & ldquo; OK & rdquo; quit, so all the folders of all disks will recognize this arrangement.

If your friends don't need to set up all the disks, then the third step can be done. In addition, we can also arrange the files by strokes, and friends and friends are interested to understand.