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No, but there are some programs around that provide a separate preview in a floating window typically by selecting a file in file explorer and pressing SPACE.
E.g. Quicklook (Store)
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(have to add the space else that site goes crazy on tenforums and produces many lines in the post)
More (including Quicklook):
How to View Files in Windows 10 Without Opening Them -
Qttabbar by Quizo (free) can also provide a popup preview when you hover over an item supported
(just one of its many functions)
Media Preview - QTTabBar Manual
- but only in 1 of 3 categories - text -e.g. bat, txt, reg; media (anything playable by WMP); image (most common formats).
I.e. no doc, docx, rtf, pdf, xlsx ...
Here are a couple of examples of image previews with Qttabbar:
Last edited by dalchina; 19 Feb 2020 at 14:25.
TQ dalchina for the insights.....but not what I wanted really....
The existing preview pane sufficed. I just thought if it can be placed on top in the ribbon panel, that would be nice..
Rgds,
fonzie
I know it's not what you want- you would have to code your own version of file explorer I think...