Choosing Web or Classic style for folders

With the new desktop, you can fashion the look and functionality that you want for your folders. Choosing Web style means that the desktop is "active," all your folders look like Web pages, and you single-click to open items. If you prefer working the way you're used to in Windows, you can choose the Classic style for all your folders.

But if you would like to blend the two, you can do so. Here are the ways you can depart from Web style:

Turn off the Active Desktop interface.
Choose individual folders you want to view in Web style.
Use double-click mode everywhere but in the Web browser.
Underline icon titles only when you move the mouse pointer over them.

After you decide how you want your folders, these topics can help you achieve it:

Turn on the Active Desktop interface

Single-click in folders and on the desktop

Turn off underlining

Turn on Web content in all folders

Make a folder look like a Web page