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    thumbnail view

    i want to know how i can make the thumbnail view of a word document appear as the miniture actual document. I know this can be done because i saw it, but i'm not sure how it's done.

    Do any of you guys/girls know how to do this?? I have XP Pro and Office XP Pro.

    THanks.

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    AO French Antique News Whore
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    You want to select the Thumbnail from the view Menu in Windows Explorer? Or you want the left windows on Windows Explorer to show your word document?
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    Here's what I want to do. This is a photoshopped picture.


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    Right click on the item. Select properties and then customise folder and change piture.
    That should do it.
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    moxnix actually i want to change the thumbnail view of the word file not the folder. I can do that with the folder but with the actual word file, it's different...thanks though

    anyone?

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    Iv'e just done it to the word docs, in the" my letters" folder click view>thumbnails. And hay presto i have a mini pic of each word doc.

    Just checked why some of my letters display as thumbs of the doc and some do not. This is just a guess but blank word docs are shown as the normal icon. Letters created using the letter templates in office show as a mini view of that doc. IE if you use elegant or contempary templates.
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