(Details mode)

The File List displays information about audio files in the folder currently being browsed. There are several ways to view the files within this pane.

View mode.

By clicking the Views button you can toggle through different File List views.

Or, as seen here, it is also possible to click on the drop down arrow to the right of the icon and select the view.

• Large Icons mode. In Large Icons mode, large icons with filenames below represent files and folders. Icons are arranged from left to right.
• Small Icons mode. In Small Icons mode, small icons with filenames to the right of them represent files and folders.Icons are arranged from left to right.
• List mode. In List mode, small icons with filenames to the right of them represent files and folders. Icons are arranged from top to bottom.
• Details mode. In Details mode, file information is presented in report format, with each file occupying one row. Audio files currently supported by Active WMA Studio are displayed with file size, type, date of last modification and associated image icon.

Sorting.

You can change the way items in the File list are arranged as follows:

• Menu. Select the desired sort method from the [View | Arrange Icons] menu.
• Context menu. You can click with the alternate mouse button on the background of the File List to bring up a context menu. From here, select the desired sort method from the [Arrange Icons] sub-menu.
• Shortcut Keys. You can press any of the keys <F9> through <F12> to sort by file name, size, type, date.

The method of sorting is preserved across sessions and remains in effect until it is explicitly changed.

Selecting files.
Click on a file it with the primary mouse button to select it, or move the focus to the item using the arrow keys. To select additional files, hold down <Ctrl> and click another file. Alternatively, with the <Ctrl> held down, move the focus to a file using the arrow keys and press <Space> to select/deselect it.

To highlight a range of files, select the first item and then click the last item in the range while holding down <Shift> key.

Context menu.

A context menu will be shown when you click on an item in the File List with the alternate mouse button. You can display a context menu for several items by selecting them and clicking on one with the alternate mouse button.

Related Topics: Folder Tree, Batch Queue, Interface Summary