Displaying and Hiding Panes
Each pane of a window displays a specific type of information. You can display and hide window panes to show or hide information, or to change the amount of space available in the Content pane. For example, if your folders typically contain many files and you are adept at navigating in the Address bar, you might want to turn off the Navigation, Detail, and Preview panes so that the Content pane occupies the entire folder window. To display or hide any window pane, click Organize on the toolbar, point to Layout, and then click the pane you want to change.
Keyboard Shortcut You can display or hide the Preview pane by clicking Alt+P.
Tip You can change the size of a pane by pointing to its border and dragging in the direction you want to increase or decrease its size. This technique is useful if you want to display more information in one pane without closing the other panes.
In this tutorial:
- Navigate Windows and Folders
- Working with Windows 7
- Sizing, Moving, and Arranging Windows
- Hiding and Displaying Windows
- Understanding Files, Folders, and Libraries
- Windows System Folders
- Folder Window Features
- Displaying and Hiding Panes
- Finding Your Way Around Your Computer
- Connecting to Network Resources
- Mapping a Network Drive
- Finding Specific Information
- Windows Search Parameters
- Key Points