Leopard Finder help

1) Is there an easy way to get a folder that has its own view options to use the defaults? I see the button to make the current view options the default, but not vice versa. Before Leopard, as we all know, there were radio buttons that did this.

2) Is there a way to make all new Finder windows to open with the same size/dimensions without opening each folder up with the Dock and resizing them yourself?

 

To the first part: that button makes the view of the current folder the default view. That is, if i'm viewing Documents and like how I like it set up, i can press that button and all defaulted folders will look like that. What I'm wondering is if you have a folder, say Movies, that has its own special view options set but you want it to use the default view options you set with Documents in example one, how would you go about it? That button sets the folder's view options to BE the defaults not to set the view options as the default view options were already set.

It's confusing for me to try to explaining as it is for you to read that.

 

That doesn't do what I'm asking, but thanks for trying. Here's a little excersize so maybe you can understand what I'm, in a very poor way, trying to explain:

Take two folders on your mac that are set to the default view (we'll call them Documents and Movies). Show view options for Movies and mess with the settings. Change the icon size, grid size, text size, lable position, etc. Now open your Documents' view options and mess with it (but in a different way so it doesn't look like your Movies folder's options). Make Documents view options the default by pressing the button. Oh! You like those options! You want Movies to adopt your Documents folder's new view options as its own. Pressing the button would only make the Movies folder view options the default, not change them to reflect your Documents folder's new settings that you want for your Movies. So far as I can see, the only way to make your Movies folder to reflect your default (Documents) view options is to manually change them to be the same or not change them in the first place (oops, we did though). Pre-Leopard there were radio buttons that let you mess with both the All Windows (Default) view options and that particular window's as well as switch back and forth between the two easily.