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9-30-02, 05:51 PM
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File "notator" required
I've never seen this -- but that just means I haven't found it yet . . . I hope. I want software with which I can attach a 'note' to any file on my computer, and then read the note, by right-clicking the file, in Windows Explorer.
I have literally hundreds of files, many named the same but from different sources eg "mytrip01.doc; mytrip02.doc etc" and zip files like "marketing01.zip; marketing02.zip". If I could simply right-click any given file and read a thumbnail description of what's inside it, while browsing my computer with Win Explorrer, my problem would be solved. Any ideas? Cheers John |
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9-30-02, 06:43 PM
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I have never heard of this, but I would be interested in any info you find out about it.
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9-30-02, 07:09 PM
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Don't know of any such utility for all files, but for your Zip files there is a way.
IF you use Winzip 8 or better, you can open your zipped files with WinZip and then click on "Actions" and then select "Comment". Add what text you want to describe your file and "Save" Then when you hover your cursor over that Zip file it will display what is in the comment field. Just my "For What It's Worth" |
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10-1-02, 03:02 AM
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Thanx fellas
I fancy I once heard about the Winzip thing -- better than nothing I guess. Wonder if I can invent what I'm after, and make a motza selling it hehehehe
 )Thanx for your time guys Cheers John |
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10-1-02, 04:02 AM
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Check this out
Guys
Found a pretty good one here http://www.filenotes.com/ Check it out! It'll do me. I found it through download.com Cheers from AUstralia John |
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10-1-02, 07:15 AM
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quick view
right click the file and choose quick view. It's alreadt in the o/s so hey why not use it
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10-1-02, 04:12 PM
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Really, I'm better now!
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10-1-02, 05:43 PM
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The more the merrier
This is what I love about forums -- Symo, one of the ones you linked to is the same one as mine . . . but I grabbed the other one (From PC Magazine), and am about to check it out. Paul, I guess Win 98 doesn't have right-click Quick View -- maybe you're on XP or something?
I've stayed with Win 98 because I hate Billy G making me register to use his software (and because I'm afraid to unsettle my network and lose job time, AND because I spent so much money on books and CDs to get my feeble old brain around Win 98!) Cheers John |
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10-1-02, 05:59 PM
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enable it
quick view is in win98, go to win 98setup cntrl panel add remove programs and check in accesories, you add it from there
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10-2-02, 04:10 AM
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Goodonya Paul! Cheers -- DNO
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10-2-02, 05:50 AM
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Cockney Red
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no problemo
you know you gave me a nightmare last night !!!! I dreamt i upped win98 to XP and could'nt get quick view to work !!!
Most people have dreams about blondes and brunettes, me ,win 98 and XP !!! God i need a break |
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