Existe-t-il un raccourci clavier to switch to a specific view in windows 7 explorer, e.g. "details", "list", "large icons" etc?
Or do J'ai to use the mouse to change the view via dropdown menu "Change your view" / toggle views by clicking the icon (which does not toggle through all of the views).
Why I want this: if I naviguez vers a folder Windows guesses which view might be the best. Sometimes it is right, sometimes it is wrong. Then Je veux quickly change, e.g. to "list" to see more files, or to "details" to see columns, or "to extra large icons" to get thumbnails. Je pense this is quicker via keyboard than via mouse.
Edit
J'ai unccepted the sort of obvious answer, using multiple shortcuts to remote control the hidden menu. Currently I am using an AutoHotkey script, inspired by an answer to a related question:
#IfWinActive ahk_class CabinetWClass
; alt+1 list
; alt+2 details
; alt+3 large icons
; alt+4 extra large icons
!1::Send !v{down 5}{enter}
!2::Send !v{down 6}{enter}
!3::Send !v{down 2}{enter}
!4::Send !v{down 1}{enter}
#IfWinActive
With this I can switch the views I use with alt+1 to alt+4. (Notez que the script in the linked answer makes Explorer look for files containing the 'v' character. I fixed that.)
Both solutions have one disadvantage in common: showing and hiding the menubar leads to visible flickering. To fix this the menubar would have to be displayed permanently. Or maybe AutoHotkey knows some tricks to execute a menu command without making the menubar visible first. But Je ne sais pas about that.
