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Possible to add custom file attributes?
I was wondering...
Is it possible to add custom attributes to the file system? I would really love a "flag" attribute so I could mark files that I've processed or that I feel are important (Similar to how you can flag messages in Outlook). Of course Explorer would have to display the flag in the detailed file listing. Is this possible? Are there any utilities out there that can do this now? Thx! |
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Re: Possible to add custom file attributes?
"Calab" <myspam@csd.ca> wrote in message news:eJwmLn27IHA.3336@TK2MSFTNGP03.phx.gbl... > I was wondering... > > Is it possible to add custom attributes to the file system? I would really > love a "flag" attribute so I could mark files that I've processed or that I > feel are important (Similar to how you can flag messages in Outlook). Of > course Explorer would have to display the flag in the detailed file listing. > > Is this possible? Are there any utilities out there that can do this now? > > Thx! > > Yes! just right click on the file then go to "properties" then to the "summary" tab next you can go to "comments" or whichever value you wish to assign and add your own comments/info. To view your comments in Windows explorer simply go up to the title bar and right click... then enable the column (or columns) you wish to display |
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