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Show project path in Xcode windows

Is there any way to set a preference in Xcode to show the project's full path in the title bar, or status bar?

I work on multiple copies of the same project at the same time, and it's really annoying to try to remember which window is which. Currently I have to check the properties of a file in the project to figure out which one I'm working on.

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As with most Mac OS X windows, Command-click on the title will show you the path.

Paul R  2010-06-22 19:58:55
I guess that's better than nothing. Not really what I'm looking for, but I guess Apple knows better than me how I want to work... like always.
DougW  2010-06-25 00:09:09

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