3 useful tweaks for Windows Explorer Folder Options X is a small tool that lets you tweak Windows Explorer by enabling 3 hidden folder options that can make file management a little easier for some. The first tweak is the option to display column header in all Explorer views. Normally, when you are viewing files as icons or thumbnails, you lose the ability to sort them by date, size or other file properties. Folder Options X eliminates that problem by adding the column headers to all views. The second tweak option enables icon reordering, which allows you to custom sort files in thumbnail or icon view by simply dragging them into place. The custom sort order is applied each time you open the folder. The third tweak allows you to disable "full row select" in folder views. By default, Windows Explorer automatically selects a file if your mouse hovers over any part of the row, which can cause problems when you drag'n drop files into a folder - if you don't pay close attention, they could end up in a sub-folder or zip archive. After the tweak is applied, Explorer only selects a file if you actually hover over the file name column, which is the way it used to be in previous versions of Windows. Copyright Snapfiles.com

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