Clint, any time that you modify a folder in any way the folder.htt (Hyper 
Text Template) file is automatically generated by IE, normally it is a 
hidden file found in C:\Windows\Web.

Peter Kaulback

In the hour of 02:05 AM 4/20/2002 -0500, [EMAIL PROTECTED] 
-Clint Hamilton spoke this:
>Well Roger, I did the active desktop bit before, and also
>messed with the 'customize this folder' area as well.  I
>copied the folder.htt file from one folder and for the heck
>of it put it in another and no go, still no checkable 'view
>as webpage'.
>
>However, after seeing your reply, I thought I would open the
>'customize this folder' option again.  I opened a folder on
>my desktop, this time I went a different route and selected
>the first option, then 'next', then just stopped.  It created
>again a folder.htt file, but this time I WAS able to check
>'view as webpage' and it DID work.  So in folder options I
>clicked 'set all folders like current folder' and now all
>folders are back to the norm and I can view as webpage.  Now
>since I never have seen that folder.htt file in ANY FOLDER
>other than C:\, program files, windows, etc (it's never in
>any folder YOU create), I deleted that folder.htt file that
>was placed in a folder that was on my desktop.  Now, THAT
>folder can no longer be 'viewed as a webpage'!  But, the
>other folders CAN even though they do NOT have the folder.htt
>file in them!
>
>So........I don't know what's going on, but all OTHER folders
>are fine now.  Now, that white area to the left where you
>preview and see file properties is there as it should be, but
>it's a different color!  It's much more whiter and brighter
>for some reason.  The Program files folder was still messed
>up as I described (well, it's no longer below.....but this is
>a screen shot of what IT was doing
>http://orpheuscomputing.com/folderproblem.gif ) and to fix
>that I went again to 'customize this folder' and selected
>"remove customizations", and it then REMOVED the folder.htt
>file and desktop.ini file, now the program files folder is
>ok.  Very strange.  I'd like to know what caused this.
>Thanks Roger,
>-Clint
>
>God Bless Us All
>Clint Hamilton, Owner
>http://OrpheusComputing.com
>
>----- Original Message -----
>From: "Roger Williams" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>
> >------------------------------
> >
> >Date: Thu, 18 Apr 2002 03:22:19 -0500
> >From: "[EMAIL PROTECTED] -Clint Hamilton"
>
> >
> >Group, a couple of days ago I lost the ability to "view as
> >webpage" in ALL of my folders!
>
><snip>
>Any ideas what is going on?  Of course nothing was found
> >at the MS site searching for the exact phrase 'view as
> >webpage'.  I have not run the SFC since that usually takes
> >more than an hour.  I'm hoping someone has seen this
> >problem before.
> >Thanks,
> >- -Clint
> >
>
>Clint,
>I have not seen that quirk before, but if it were me I would
>begin here:
>Start>Settings>Active Desktop and see what had changed there.
>Then I would
>Right-click on any folder and see what the Custom settings
>had been set
>there, if any.  Then, if all else fails, I would begin
>checking in the
>registry at HKLM_software_Microsoft_Wondows_Explorer and
>HKCU_(same) for clues.
>- Roger
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