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Windows 2000 - Tips & Tricks
Preview An Image Or Picture
- Open Windows Explorer.
- Double-click the folder that contains your pictures.
- If your pictures are stored in the My Pictures folder, click the name of the the picture you want to preview. The picture appears in the Image Preview window to the left of your file list.
If your pictures are not stored in the My Pictures folder, click the View menu, click Customize This Folder, and then follow the rest of this procedure.
- In the Customize This Folder wizard, click Next, select Choose or edit an HTML template, and then click Next again.
- In Choose a template, click Image Preview, and then follow the instructions on your screen to complete the wizard and turn on Image Preview.
Click the name of the image you want to preview
