OKay, maybe a stupid question
Searched here and in the manual, but I could not find it.
When I (Alt+Z) attach a comment to a folder in x² I dont see it any more once I am in Win Explorer (except as an infotip when mousing over the entry)
That is different from the file comments (which I can see in the comment column even in Win Explorer.
This is on XP home SP2 with NTFS.
Is this the normal way, or is there anything I can do to make it work?
X² created folder comments
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Thanks very much, Nikos!nikos wrote:i've heard about this one
it looks like XP explorer does folder comments differently
i'll have a look
The
Infotip=My folder COmment
line is in the
[.ShellClassInfo]
section of the desktop.ini .It just is not diplayed in the comment column
(..or the "Kommentare" column on my German Win )
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Nope, because in all of my system I dont have any "Comment" displayed for a folder (outside of x²).nikos wrote:have you figured out where XP-explorer stores folder comments?
Also I am not even sure if there is an official way in XP to create one...
Could this be of any help?
http://msdn.microsoft.com/library/defau ... ty_set.asp
For Win2000 but not explicitly for XP I have found this:
http://msdn.microsoft.com/library/defau ... ndlers.asp
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Good Quetsion, Nikos :)nikos wrote:but why do you use windows explorer in the first place and don't stick with x2 all along?
I might do that, once I got the hang of it. Currently I am only starting to find my around all the useful things.
It may sound strange to you, but I still have not come around all its corners and options (not to speak of reading all the pdf - which is nicely done, but l o n g).
On the other hand, I think I remember reading that you yourself did not encourage to use xplorer² as primary shell ...
So WinExplorer is where I start currently.
I have created a "Start x² here...." context entry for folders, and flip over whenever I do some real work .... hey .. its a start, right ?
all for today - closing down now...