# General Options (Options Dialog Box)

## Options

#### General

> Show file attributes on tool-tips

> With this option enabled, the tab tool-tips also display the file's attributes. The attributes are shown in the order [rahs], where:

> r/- | read-only file yes/no
> a/- | archive flag yes/no
> h/- | hidden file yes/no
> s/- | system file yes/no

> Example: [r-h-] : read-only, hidden file.

> Disable splash screen

> Disables WndTabs' splash screen.

> Copy to clipboard using Visual Assist's RTF capabilities

> When checked, the "Copy Entire Document" command will attempt to use Visual Assist's RTF copying capabilities. The RTF copy will succeed only when all of the following conditions are met:
> 1. The "Copy Entire Document" command is being used on the active document.
> 2. Visual Assist is installed and active.
> 3. The active window is a Visual Assist document window.
> If any of these conditions fail, the document will be copied as regular text.
> NOTE: If only conditions 1 + 2 are met, Visual Assist will issue a warning message that can be ignored.

> Use Workspace Whiz! for header flipping

> Workspace Whiz. is an add-in by Joshua C. Jensen that can, amongst many other things, perform a source/header flip. Since Workspace Whiz. has a more comprehensive flip command (it can actually scan your project for valid files/paths). With this option enabled, WndTabs can attempt to use Workspace Whiz! in place of its own flipping functionality.

> The option has no effect if Workspace Whiz! isn't installed.

> Note: For older versions of Workspace Whiz! (Workspace Utils), WndTabs attempts to flip using the WUHeaderFlip command. The use of WUHeaderFlip is limited to the active window only. It may also have some side affects.

> Also see: "Integration With the Workspace Whiz! Add-In" for further detail.

> "Open Containing Folder" command should...

> The "Open Containing Folder" command (in the tab context menus) can open a file's folder in one of two ways:

> Open | A folder window will appear (similar to double-clicking on My Computer on your desktop).
> Explore | A full explorer window is opened (similar to pressing Windows Key+E).

> Reset warning dialogs

> Some of WndTabs' warning dialogs have a "Don't display this message again" option. If you inadvertently selected this option for a warning that you would like to appear, you can reverse the effect by pressing this button.