Windows 7 Application Tutorial: Win7 Dynamic Icon

  
        

In the XP era, viewing files in the window can be displayed in different views such as "thumbnail" and "tiling". In Win7, in addition to these views, icons can be smoothed between thumbnails of different sizes. Zoom so that we can select thumbnails of different sizes for different file contents.


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We can view more different types of documents by thumbnail. In addition to common graphical documents and Microsoft Office documents, as long as there is corresponding program support, such as we installed ADOBE PHOTOSHOP, then we can display the thumbnail of PSD files dedicated to Photoshop, most of the file formats can use thumbnails The way to display, also supports thumbnail smoothing zoom function.

About the contents of the thumbnail. If it is a graphic file or a video file, the thumbnail is the first frame of graphics or video. If it is an Office document, the thumbnail content is the first page of the document, and if it is a folder, the thumbnail of the file contained in the folder is displayed.


In order to generate a thumbnail of each file. When we first entered a folder. The system takes a long time to browse through all the files and generate thumbnails for each file.

If the current computer configuration is not high. Especially if you use the old hard disk of the old hard disk or notebook (such hard disk slow reading speed is slow), or there are many sub-folders and files in the folder, the whole process will affect the speed of thumbnail display.

After the first time the computer has displayed a thumbnail file. The system is to speed up the display. In the subsequent display, the generated thumbnails will be automatically saved in the thumbnail cache. It is convenient to read directly from the thumbnail cache when using it next time, and avoid re-counting all files again.

If you want to increase the speed, you can disable the thumbnail function as follows

1, open any window, press "ALT" to open the text tool menu in the window

2. Click the "Tools" menu in the text tool menu.

3. Click "Folder Options" in the following Tools menu to open the "Folder Options" dialog box.

4, open the "View" tab

5, check "Always show icons, never show thumbnails", click OK



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