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Set 'All Windows' and other view options via AppleScript
Authored by: deathtoll2001 on Fri, Jul 20 2007 at 6:46AM PDT

I did some looking around, as it seemed like there had to be SOME better way to go about mass options-settings, and I found A built in method over at macworld. There's a program in your applications folder called "Automator" and it can be used to set options for certain sets of folders, and can be added as a plug-in to your finder menus as well.