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NE:shobjidl.FOLDERVIEWOPTIONS
FOLDERVIEWOPTIONS (shobjidl.h)
Used by methods of the IFolderViewOptions interface to activate Windows Vista options not supported by default in Windows 7 and later systems as well as deactivating new Windows 7 options.
FOLDERVIEWOPTIONS
FOLDERVIEWOPTIONS enumeration [Windows Shell]
FVO_CUSTOMORDERING
FVO_CUSTOMPOSITION
FVO_DEFAULT
FVO_NOANIMATIONS
FVO_NOSCROLLTIPS
FVO_SUPPORTHYPERLINKS
FVO_VISTALAYOUT
_shell_FOLDERVIEWOPTIONS
shell.FOLDERVIEWOPTIONS
shobjidl/FOLDERVIEWOPTIONS
shobjidl/FVO_CUSTOMORDERING
shobjidl/FVO_CUSTOMPOSITION
shobjidl/FVO_DEFAULT
shobjidl/FVO_NOANIMATIONS
shobjidl/FVO_NOSCROLLTIPS
shobjidl/FVO_SUPPORTHYPERLINKS
shobjidl/FVO_VISTALAYOUT
shell\FOLDERVIEWOPTIONS.htm
shell
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12/05/2018
FOLDERVIEWOPTIONS, FOLDERVIEWOPTIONS enumeration [Windows Shell], FVO_CUSTOMORDERING, FVO_CUSTOMPOSITION, FVO_DEFAULT, FVO_NOANIMATIONS, FVO_NOSCROLLTIPS, FVO_SUPPORTHYPERLINKS, FVO_VISTALAYOUT, _shell_FOLDERVIEWOPTIONS, shell.FOLDERVIEWOPTIONS, shobjidl/FOLDERVIEWOPTIONS, shobjidl/FVO_CUSTOMORDERING, shobjidl/FVO_CUSTOMPOSITION, shobjidl/FVO_DEFAULT, shobjidl/FVO_NOANIMATIONS, shobjidl/FVO_NOSCROLLTIPS, shobjidl/FVO_SUPPORTHYPERLINKS, shobjidl/FVO_VISTALAYOUT
shobjidl.h
Windows
Windows 7 [desktop apps only]
Windows Server 2008 R2 [desktop apps only]
Shobjidl.idl
Windows
FOLDERVIEWOPTIONS
19H1
FOLDERVIEWOPTIONS
shobjidl/FOLDERVIEWOPTIONS
c++
APIRef
kbSyntax
HeaderDef
Shobjidl.h
FOLDERVIEWOPTIONS

FOLDERVIEWOPTIONS enumeration

-description

Used by methods of the IFolderViewOptions interface to activate Windows Vista options not supported by default in Windows 7 and later systems as well as deactivating new Windows 7 options.

-enum-fields

-field FVO_DEFAULT:0

0x00000000. Do not use any special options.

-field FVO_VISTALAYOUT:0x1

0x00000001. Use the Windows Vista list view. This can be used to maintain continuity between systems so that users are presented with an expected view. At this time, setting this flag has the effective, though not literal, result of the application of the FVO_CUSTOMPOSITION and FVO_CUSTOMORDERING flags. However, this could change. Applications should be specific about the behaviors that they require. For instance, if an application requires custom positioning of its items, it should not rely on FVO_VISTALAYOUT to provide it, but instead explicitly apply the FVO_CUSTOMPOSITION flag.

-field FVO_CUSTOMPOSITION:0x2

0x00000002. Items require custom positioning within the space of the view. Those items are positioned to specific coordinates. This option is not active by default in the Windows 7 view.

-field FVO_CUSTOMORDERING:0x4

0x00000004. Items require custom ordering within the view. This option is not active by default in the Windows 7 view. When it is active, the user can reorder the view by dragging items to their desired locations.

-field FVO_SUPPORTHYPERLINKS:0x8

0x00000008. Tiles and Details displays can contain hyperlinks. This option is not active by default in the Windows 7 view. When hyperlinks are displayed, they are updated to the Windows 7 view.

-field FVO_NOANIMATIONS:0x10

0x00000010. Do not display animations in the view. This option was introduced in Windows 7 and is active by default in the Windows 7 view.

-field FVO_NOSCROLLTIPS:0x20

0x00000010. Do not show scroll tips. This option was introduced in Windows 7 and is active by default in the Windows 7 view.

A scroll tip displays the names of files as they are scrolled past, as a visual clue to your location in the list. An example is shown here.

Screen shot of a Scroll tip displaying the name of the Shell32.dll file in the System32 folder.