If you are like me and find yourself squinting to see the images in folders when in "Thumbnail View", download this program.
http://windowsxp.mvps.org/tweakui.htm
Double click to install.
Once installed open the program from Start/Programs
On the left side click the + sign next to "Explorer"
Click "Thumbnails"
Choose a number up to 256
Move the slider to the left to about the middle or even more to the left. The reason for doing that is because you are increasing the size of the thumbnails which means you are also increasing the number of pixels for those thumbnail images, thus increasing the file size of the thumbnail images too. Moving the slider to the left reduces the quality of the thumbnail images being viewed which compensates for the larger thumbnail size.
Click "Apply" and then "OK" and you are done.
Any folder you open now will have the thumbnails set to the size you specified.
I found 256 to be too big so I settled on 150. It's much better than the standard 96 pixels especially on a high resolution monitor.
http://windowsxp.mvps.org/tweakui.htm
Double click to install.
Once installed open the program from Start/Programs
On the left side click the + sign next to "Explorer"
Click "Thumbnails"
Choose a number up to 256
Move the slider to the left to about the middle or even more to the left. The reason for doing that is because you are increasing the size of the thumbnails which means you are also increasing the number of pixels for those thumbnail images, thus increasing the file size of the thumbnail images too. Moving the slider to the left reduces the quality of the thumbnail images being viewed which compensates for the larger thumbnail size.
Click "Apply" and then "OK" and you are done.
Any folder you open now will have the thumbnails set to the size you specified.
I found 256 to be too big so I settled on 150. It's much better than the standard 96 pixels especially on a high resolution monitor.