User Guide

ACDSee™ Pro User Guide

View modes

Customizing the Details view mode

You can set the Details view mode to automatically resize columns, display or hide grid lines, and

select an entire row when you select a column entry in that row. You can also change the appearance

of the Details view mode, select which columns to display, and customize the column order.

To select columns and set column order:

1Click View | View Mode, and then select Choose Details.

2 In the Choose Details dialog box, do one or more of the following:

• To add a column, select a folder or detail name in the Available Details pane, and then click

Add. Adding a folder adds all detail names within the folder.

• To remove a column, select a detail name in the Currently Displayed Details pane, and then

click Remove.

• To move a column to the left in the File List pane, select its name in the Currently Displayed

Details pane and click Move Up.

• To move a column to the right in the File List pane, select its name in the Currently Displayed

Details pane and click Move Down.

Thumbs+Details Displays file names and details in a list, and adds a thumbnail preview

to the Filename column.

Filmstrip Displays thumbnail previews of your files in a single row across the

bottom of the File List pane, and displays the currently selected file in

an expanded Preview pane.

Thumbnails Displays thumbnail previews of all image and media files in the File

List pane. You can customize the appearance of thumbnails, and

specify what information to display with them.

Tiles Displays each file in the File List pane on a "tile" that includes a

thumbnail preview and file information. You can resize the tiles using

the Thumbnail Size slider.

Icons Displays files in a list, represented by large default system icons for

each file type.

List Displays a list of file names and extensions.

Details Displays a list of file names and details about each file, such as size,

format, and creation date. You can customize the appearance of the

Details view mode, as explained below, and specify what information

it displays.