Preview Pane Size Not Optimal, preview handlers


  1. Posts : 1
    Windows 10
       #1

    Preview Pane Size Not Optimal, preview handlers


    Hi,

    I am working on three monitors of different sizes. Multiple displays mode is set to: "Extend desktop to this display". In other words I can e.g. work with multiple apps or File Explorers opened and arranged for convenience.

    All three monitors are set to recommended resolutions, size of text, apps and other items.

    It is crucial for me to have the Preview Pane activated as I need to go quickly through multiple files without the necessity of opening them with an dedicated app.

    I also need the Preview Pane handlers activated, to easily rotate the files if needed.

    All would be great if the preview pane could be maximized to use the entire space of the space available on the monitor. It is not. As I click on the Left Hand edge of the Preview Pane to change its size (maximize it), the Preview Pane changes the size and follows the Left Edge but at the same time the Right Edge of the Preview Pane follows the Left Edge that is being adjusted thus not using the entire space available.

    What I am after is to have the preview Pane Right Hand Edge to be as close as possible to the Right Hand edge of the monitor and the Left Hand edge of the Preview Pane as close as possible to the File List.

    The other problem is that the Preview Pane lower edge is not reaching the bottom of the monitor. Which again makes the Picture or File content not as big as possible.

    I would really appreciate your advice as I`ve been fighting it for some time already.

    Thank you.
      My Computer


  2. Posts : 68,961
    64-bit Windows 11 Pro for Workstations
       #2

    Hello Mike, and welcome to Ten Forums. :)

    If I maximize File Explorer and drag only the left border of the preview pane all the way to the right, this is what I see.

    Preview Pane Size Not Optimal, preview handlers-preview_pane.png
      My Computers


 

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