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Philastro67

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gora17891;3896513 said:
thanks man !! but i did not understand wat is thumbs.db
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You're welcome, man.
You have the answer to your question in this link :
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Windows_thumbnail_cache

well read this Web page, you explain your question.

Abstract :
Thumbs.db files are stored in each directory that contains thumbnails on Windows systems. The file is created locally among the images, however, preventing system wide use of the data and creating additional data load on removable devices.Windows XP Media Center Edition also creates ehthumbs.db which holds previews of video files. Each thumbnail created in a directory is represented in this database file as a small JPEG file, regardless of the file's original format. The images are resized to 96×96 pixels by default or a proportional miniature of their original shape for non-square images, with 96 pixels on the longer side. The size can be controlled by a setting on Windows Registry. Each folder with initiated thumbnail views (that is where they have displayed a Thumbnails or Filmstrip view in Windows Explorer) will have a Thumbs.db file. Folders with pictures also display previews on their icon when displayed in Thumbnail mode – the first four images in the folder at 40×40 pixels (or proportionally shaped), with a 1-pixel divider overlaid on a standard large folder icon. The Thumbs.db file is stored in OLE Compound Document format, the same format that many Microsoft Office products use.
 
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gora17891

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Philastro67;3896647 said:
You're welcome, man.
You have the answer to your question in this link :
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Windows_thumbnail_cache

well read this Web page, you explain your question.

Abstract :
Thumbs.db files are stored in each directory that contains thumbnails on Windows systems. The file is created locally among the images, however, preventing system wide use of the data and creating additional data load on removable devices.Windows XP Media Center Edition also creates ehthumbs.db which holds previews of video files. Each thumbnail created in a directory is represented in this database file as a small JPEG file, regardless of the file's original format. The images are resized to 96×96 pixels by default or a proportional miniature of their original shape for non-square images, with 96 pixels on the longer side. The size can be controlled by a setting on Windows Registry. Each folder with initiated thumbnail views (that is where they have displayed a Thumbnails or Filmstrip view in Windows Explorer) will have a Thumbs.db file. Folders with pictures also display previews on their icon when displayed in Thumbnail mode – the first four images in the folder at 40×40 pixels (or proportionally shaped), with a 1-pixel divider overlaid on a standard large folder icon. The Thumbs.db file is stored in OLE Compound Document format, the same format that many Microsoft Office products use.
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many times i found thumbs file but i did not find thumbs.db and when i extract the folder . there is no thumbs.db file. why is this ?
 
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Philastro67

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gora17891;3896650 said:
many times i found thumbs file but i did not find thumbs.db and when i extract the folder . there is no thumbs.db file. why is this ?
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That's completely normal!!!!

Beginning with Windows Vista, thumbnail previews are stored in a centralized location on the system. This provides the system with access to images independent of their location, and addresses issues with the locality of Thumbs.db files. The cache is stored at %userprofile%\AppData\Local\Microsoft\Windows\Explorer as a number of files with the label thumbcache_xxx.db (numbered by size); as well as an index used to find thumbnails in each sized database.

However, when browsing network shares with write permission, Windows Vista and Windows 7 store a Thumbs.db file in the remote directory instead of using the (local) central thumbnail cache. This can cause issues when deleting remote shares, as the directory will become locked for a period of time when selected as Windows Explorer automatically creates a remote Thumbs.db file.
 
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Maybe someday you have time and you do adboards for the Russian Premier League.Thank you for your work,it's really cool!
 
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