Set details view for all old (& new) folders to that of parent fol

I am running Windows XP Professional. Is there a utility that will let me set
all enclosed folders (& any new folders that I create) so that they have the
same attributes (such as the same columns in details view) as their parent
folder (without globally changing all folders on the computer)? If the
ability to do this is not built-in to Windows (as it seems not to be) it
seems like something that certainly needs to be. I'd be greatful for any help
you can give me on this--

According to this thread, the referenced script should do what you want.
http://www.annoyances.org/exec/forum/winxp/1144385847

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"Steve Bowling" wrote:

> I am running Windows XP Professional. Is there a utility that will let me set
> all enclosed folders (& any new folders that I create) so that they have the
> same attributes (such as the same columns in details view) as their parent
> folder (without globally changing all folders on the computer)? If the
> ability to do this is not built-in to Windows (as it seems not to be) it
> seems like something that certainly needs to be. I'd be greatful for any help
> you can give me on this--

Thanks-- This appears to be just what I need.

"Mark L. Ferguson" wrote:

> According to this thread, the referenced script should do what you want.
> http://www.annoyances.org/exec/forum/winxp/1144385847
>
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> "Steve Bowling" wrote:
>
> > I am running Windows XP Professional. Is there a utility that will let me set
> > all enclosed folders (& any new folders that I create) so that they have the
> > same attributes (such as the same columns in details view) as their parent
> > folder (without globally changing all folders on the computer)? If the
> > ability to do this is not built-in to Windows (as it seems not to be) it
> > seems like something that certainly needs to be. I'd be greatful for any help
> > you can give me on this--