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<h2><u>Fileview Columns</u></h2>
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The right-hand part of each twin pane is a file-view: it shows the contents of the directory selected in the dir-view. While a dir-view has only one column, containing the directory names,
a file-view can have several. The first, the Name column, is always present. The others are configurable, either from the file-view Context menu, or by right-clicking on a column header.<br><br>
The optional columns are: <b>Extension</b> (the 'txt' bit of foo.txt); the <b>Size</b> of each file; its date and <b>Time</b>; <b>Permissions</b>; <b>Owner</b>; <b>Group</b>; and finally <b>Link</b>, which shows its target if it's a symlink.
You can also choose to Show All the columns, or None (except for the name).<br><br>
From the file-view context menu, or that of the 'ext' section of the column header, you can also choose how much of a multi-dot extension is displayed in the 'ext' column.
By default an extension starts at the first '.' e.g. for foo-1.2.tar.gz it will be 2.tar.gz. This isn't always what you want, so you can change it to the last dot, or the penultimate one (appropriate for e.g. foo.tar.gz).<br><br>
You can alter the width of a column by dragging the border between its header and an adjoining one. If you click once on the header of a column, the files will be sorted by that column's data; click again, and the sort will be reversed. For example, two clicks on the Size column header will sort the files by size, with the largest first.<br><br>
Which columns are shown, their widths, and how they sort, are some of the things saved by <i>Options > Save Pane Settings</i> and <i>Options > Save Pane Settings On Exit</i>.
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