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The thread involves a user seeking help to modify the Windows Explorer directory tree to display on the same line instead of a traditional tree view. An expert explains that Windows Explorer does not support this display style, citing potential design and technical limitations. The original poster acknowledges this and mentions they might have found an alternative solution.
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LordBli

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Hello everyone !

I want to change the display of the directory tree.
I want it to be display on the same line.

If you need to have some more informations, just late me know.

I'll be great full. Thanks a lot
Best regards,
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Neemobeer
Explorer doesn't support such a view. It is as you stated a 'tree view'. In my opinion it wouldn't be a good design decision either as with deep paths you wouldn't be able to see the whole path. Another issue is this view you want could potentially require a lot of memory to hold the view data.
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Explorer doesn't support such a view. It is as you stated a 'tree view'. In my opinion it wouldn't be a good design decision either as with deep paths you wouldn't be able to see the whole path. Another issue is this view you want could potentially require a lot of memory to hold the view data.
 

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Neemobeer said:
Explorer doesn't support such a view. It is as you stated a 'tree view'. In my opinion it wouldn't be a good design decision either as with deep paths you wouldn't be able to see the whole path. Another issue is this view you want could potentially require a lot of memory to hold the view data.
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I ear what you said and thanks !
But I think I might found something !

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