Using XY12.40.
When I use *\ I can assign an icon for all generic folders (folders without an icon specified in desktop.ini file).
But when I try to assign different colored folder icons for different drive letters, using E:\*\ then I lose all of the specific folder icons (specified in desktop.ini files).
I would like to have different colored folder icons for generic folders (only) on each drive.
Am I doing something wrong ?
Thank your for your help.
colored folders per drive for folders with no specific icon
Re: colored folders per drive for folders with no specific i
To respect the icons specified in desktop.ini , please use /d in the pattern
E:\*\ /d ><xyicons>\coloredfoldericon.ico
E:\*\ /d ><xyicons>\coloredfoldericon.ico
Re: colored folders per drive for folders with no specific i
Works perfectly.
Thank you.
Thank you.
Re: colored folders per drive for folders with no specific i
Welcome, just forgot mentioning you would have to add the /r switch as well for applying the pattern recursively.
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Re: colored folders per drive for folders with no specific i
Not necessary here since E:\*\ will match all paths under E:\.nerdweed wrote:Welcome, just forgot mentioning you would have to add the /r switch as well for applying the pattern recursively.
BTW, I start to wonder whether /d (respect desktop.ini) should be the default and not need a switch (but add a switch NOT to respect desktop.ini... hmm?
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Re: colored folders per drive for folders with no specific i
I find the current method fine.admin wrote:Not necessary here since E:\*\ will match all paths under E:\.nerdweed wrote:Welcome, just forgot mentioning you would have to add the /r switch as well for applying the pattern recursively.
BTW, I start to wonder whether /d (respect desktop.ini) should be the default and not need a switch (but add a switch NOT to respect desktop.ini... hmm?