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I don't want to have to right-click on every folder and write down the value in a spreadsheet. I'd like for the window to just show it.
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swampwiz wrote: I don't want to have to right-click on every folder and write down the value in a spreadsheet.
Then you need to explore the column properties as someone suggest above, or write your own Explorer extension or stand alone application.
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This is why I have asked if anyone knew a good freeware app to do this. Of course, I could roll my own in WinForms, but what would be the point if an app that does it is COTS?
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Well I was just offering an alternative suggestion. It's up to you which you choose.
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Ok. So I look up the site daily on my phone. I'm not happy that the tag line is "for those who code". It should be whome, right? Just me? Maybe >_<
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Andy Lanng wrote: It should be whome, right?
No, because "whome" is not a word. 
/ravi
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My education is older that I am
Ok then; whome = whom
I guess I should've guessed that replies to my pedantic message would be pedantic
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Andy Lanng wrote: I guess I should've guessed that replies to my pedantic message would be pedantic
Sorry, couldn't resist. 
As others have remarked, I think "For those who code" is correct.
If the slogan was written for consumers of code (e.g. end users), then the phrase "For whom the code is written" would be preferred over "For who the code is written".
/ravi
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Have you really got two 'n's in your name?
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Ravi Bhavnani wrote: No, because "whome" is not a word. 
Maybe we are just ignorant and it's a word tht we don't know the meaning of. Yet. 
Perhaps it's something to eat. Pass me the whomes, please.
I am endeavoring, ma'am, to construct a mnemonic memory circuit using stone knives and bearskins.
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Sorry, whome are you referring to?
/ravi
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Isn't the W silent? Whomer Simpson?
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It is correct.
Whome is not a word.
Whom is, but is only used in restricted circumstances - either when the he/him rule applies, or when you are doing a Homer Simpson impression to attempt to sneak into a fancy strip club.
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You mean 'latter'?
Pedantry rules OK... 
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FTFY:
For thems what codez.
/ravi
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Fer us wot sndz cdz URGNTZZZZZ!!!!!
Bad command or file name. Bad, bad command! Sit! Stay! Staaaay...
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Does anyone else see this parody as far too close to truth for many of the QA posts?
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Parody?
It's probably a quote... 
Bad command or file name. Bad, bad command! Sit! Stay! Staaaay...
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what I've tried: womb, hoooome, hohum
Arguing with a woman is like reading the Software License Agreement. In the end, you ignore everything and click "I agree".
Anonymous
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Thanks for the laugh ! 
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Nah, doesnt sit right with me. "For those whom code"? Sounds like sh*t man.
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