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# Windows Code Tab | ||
Adds a new folder to the current user called Code, where a user can store code and other related objects with a similar purpose as Documents, Downloads, and Pictures. | ||
Adds a new folder to the current user called Code, where a user can store code and other related items. | ||
The folder has a similar purpose to that of Documents, Downloads, and Pictures. | ||
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The `create.ps1` file is responsible for creating the folder, as well as the shortcut in File Explorer. | ||
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The `remove.ps1` file is responsible for removing the folder shortcut under This PC, but does not delete the directory at `%userprofile%/Code`. | ||
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## How to Create | ||
To add the folder to File Explorer and Profile, run the `create.ps1` by right-clicking on the file -> Run With Powershell. The file explorer will be reloaded, and the folder should show under This PC. | ||
To add the folder to File Explorer and Profile, run the `create.ps1` by right-clicking on the file -> Run With Powershell. | ||
The file explorer will be reloaded, and the folder should show under This PC. | ||
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## How to Remove | ||
To add the folder to File Explorer and Profile, run the `remove.ps1` by right-clicking on the file -> Run With Powershell. The file explorer will be reloaded, and the folder should be removed from This PC. Note: The folder it was pointing to under `%userprofile%/Code` will remain after removal, since you may want to save the files in its. | ||
To add the folder to File Explorer and Profile, run the `remove.ps1` by right-clicking on the file -> Run With Powershell. | ||
The file explorer will be reloaded, and the folder should be removed from This PC. | ||
Note: The folder it was pointing to under `%userprofile%/Code` will remain after removal, since you may want to save the files in its. |