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The original poster inquires whether any file types can be tagged in Windows 8 for better organization, particularly for shortcuts, and shares a related link. A respondent explains that not all files support tagging, but if they do, tags can be added through the file properties under 'Details.' The original poster later discovers that grouping by 'comments' is possible for shortcuts, suggesting a workaround, and apologizes for language issues. Overall, the thread reflects a search for file organization solutions within Windows 8, with a helpful clarification and a realization of available features.
The original poster inquires whether any file types can be tagged in Windows 8 for better organization, particularly for shortcuts, and shares a related link. A respondent explains that not all files support tagging, but if they do, tags can be added through the file properties under 'Details.' The original poster later discovers that grouping by 'comments' is possible for shortcuts, suggesting a workaround, and apologizes for language issues. Overall, the thread reflects a search for file organization solutions within Windows 8, with a helpful clarification and a realization of available features.
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kemical
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Hi,
not all files can be given a tag. If you right click on the file and then choose properties. look under 'Details' and if it can be tagged you'll see a place to attach the tag.
Add tags or other properties to a file
not all files can be given a tag. If you right click on the file and then choose properties. look under 'Details' and if it can be tagged you'll see a place to attach the tag.
Add tags or other properties to a file
