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You can also check out Xplorer2
http://www.techsupportalert.com/best-free-file-manager.htm
Alt-Z is the shortcut to add a comment. In Details View you can have the Comments Column shown.
(these features do work in the Lite version.)
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steve
Thanks -
I am more than a little embarrassed in admitting to being a long time user of xplorer2 - never knew about Control Z. Exactly what I wanted
make that Alt Z
Is this the sort of thing you are looking for:
http://www.dr-hoiby.com/CommentExtXP/index.php
Not sure if this can be achieved by using another File Manager though. Maybe Michael who writes that editorial can put his thought to us on this.
Tony
I had not realised the column had gone - but all this does is to put it back - now I need something to allow me to enter comments for a folder
Well I have tried this and this is a column that I am sure isn't there and this allows it to be created. I have tried it and it works fine. When you enter your comments into the property box, those comments are then displayed into the column, whether its for a file or folder.
Tony
what property sheet do you use to enter comments on folder
or most other files - eg a txt file doesn't seem to have a property sheet with comments
Why don't you use an outline with a classic directory dump ? Keynote works for me (95, 98, NT, ME, 2000, XP, Vista).
because that would separate the meta data from the subject data, which would probably result in the meta data not being kept up to date, nor would its existence be apparent to anyone looking at the subject data.
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