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March 18th 10, 09:17 PM
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Specify folder view in desktop shortcut?
I have a shortcut on my Vista desktop that points to a My Pictures folder
stored on an XP computer connected to our home network. Every time the folder is displayed on the Vista computer it is in details format. I have to manually change the view to Extra Large Icons. Are there any parameters that I can put in the short cut that specifies the view? Is there any other way to assure that the folder will display in Extra Large Icons. Again, this is displaying a My Pictures folder shared by another computer on our network. Thank you. 
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