How can I save or load the columns for the folder expression on Windows 10?
Here you will find information how to save or load the columns for the folder printout!
Loading and saving the Explorer view columns in DirPrintOK is very easy, for the folder expression very convenient, because you want to use different column combinations for the directory expression, the new screenshot have been made under Windows 10, but these functions are also for all other operating systems suitable, such as for 10, 8.1 and older versions of Microsoft's Windows operating systems, whether it's a Windows desktop, tablet, Surface Pro / Go, or even a server operating system.
If you want to use these columns again, simply right-click on the column header in the directory view (Figure-3) and click on "Load [Pattern columns-1]" in this case.
However, if you do not want to use these columns at all, or you have encountered a column selection error, you can delete them at the same time using this menu.
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When saving the columns to be printed in the folder view, not only the columns and the order are saved, but also the column width. This is also used one-to-one for printing and print preview. See also ... Print preview !
The columns to be printed for the directory expression can be selected in DirPrintOK , similar to the system file manager MS-Explorer. Content: 1. Column
If you want to export file lists from the MS Explorer to Excel , or the tree structure directory structure, you have found the right program with DirPrintOK
In the print preview you can set up the page, so you can also adjust the area binding margin, in order to exact filing Many users use loose-leaf binder to
Since I have a lot of video and audio data on the PC, I wish that even the field 'length' (playing time) as in the Windows Explorer could be spent. Unfortunately I missed or did not recognize, how I can activate it.?
Can I save or load the columns to be printed for the folder printout? PS: Thanks for the software that you have released for Microsoft's Windows as freeware!?
