Working with List View
Windows displayed in list view have a feature not found in icon or column views: They can display the contents of folders within the window as an outline (Figures 73 and
Chapter 3 .
To display or hide a folder''s contents in outline list view
- Figure 1 ).
Figure 1. Right-pointing triangles indicate collapsed outlines.
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Click the folder once to select it, and press

The items within that folder are listed below it, slightly indented (Figure 2 ).
Figure 2. Folder contents can be displayed as an outline
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To hide a folder''s contents, use one of the following techniques:
- Click the down-pointing triangle beside the folder (Figure 2 ).
Click the folder once to select it, and press

The outline collapses to hide the items in the folder (Figure 1 ).
As shown in
Figure 3 , you can use this technique to display multiple levels of folders in the same window.
Figure 3. …that can show several levels.
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To select multiple contiguous icons in list view
1. | Position the mouse pointer in front of the first icon you want to select (Figure 4 ). Figure 4. Position the mouse pointer in front of the first icon you want to select.[View full size image] ![]() |
2. | Hold the mouse button down and drag over the other icons you want to select (Figure 5 ). Figure 5. Drag over the other icons you want to select.[View full size image] ![]() |
Or
1. | Click to select the first icon you want to select (Figure 6 ). Figure 6. Select the first icon.[View full size image] ![]() |
2. | Hold down ![]() Figure 7. Hold down |
To select multiple noncontiguous icons in list view
1. | Click to select the first icon you want to select (Figure 8 ). Figure 8. Select the first icon.[View full size image] ![]() |
2. | Hold down ![]() Figure 9. Hold down |
3. | Repeat step 2 until all icons have been selected (Figure 10 ). Figure 10. Continue holding down |
To deselect icons
Click anywhere in the window other than on an icon''s line of information.