A real TC look...

Maxwish · Post by *Maxwish » 2003-12-12, 08:45 UTC

My screenshot:
http://clubtotal.free.fr/_images/tcscreenshot.jpg

only changes:
- Panel colors (I lost my customized file extension colors and have been to lazy to add them again)
- ICONS: XPDreams-.ICL
- DRIVEICONS: driveXP.DLL
- Buttons on bar are mostly all menu's.
- TC running on virtual drive T (subst from d:/tc/)

Clo · Post by *Clo » 2003-12-12, 09:11 UTC

- TC running on virtual drive T (subst from d:/tc/)

Hi!

You mean: a RamDrive?

Claude
Clo

Maxwish · Post by *Maxwish » 2003-12-12, 10:11 UTC

no, I don't have enough memory for a RAM-drive, so I use a virtual drive made by SUBST command.

Reva · Post by *Reva » 2003-12-12, 10:44 UTC

My Tc: Image: http://us.f2.yahoofs.com/bc/3fd99a8e_10c49/bc/Public/MyTC.jpg?bfr6Z2_AjSQYlF8O
Please copy and paste the link in the address bas, if it does not work.

JP · Post by *JP » 2003-12-12, 12:48 UTC

Reva wrote:My Tc: Image: http://us.f2.yahoofs.com/bc/3fd99a8e_10c49/bc/Public/MyTC.jpg?bfr6Z2_AjSQYlF8O
Please copy and paste the link in the address bas, if it does not work.

Doesn't work even with copy and paste...

Lefteous · Post by *Lefteous » 2003-12-12, 12:50 UTC

2Reva

How to hide the start menu?

JP · Post by *JP » 2003-12-12, 13:01 UTC

Hi, I've downloaded a new Iconlib, but it doesn't work very well. Some folders maitain the original windows icons (these are system folders). Take a look here.

How could I make all folders show the same blue icon?

TIA for your help.

Lefteous · Post by *Lefteous » 2003-12-12, 13:09 UTC

2JP

Remove the hidden, the system and the readonly attributs.

JP · Post by *JP » 2003-12-12, 13:14 UTC

Lefteous wrote:2JP

Remove the hidden, the system and the readonly attributs.

Thanks, but it doesn't work. I change the read only option, click OK, but it returns automaticaly to the original status. And even if it worked, I'd need to make this action many times...Another suggestion?

SRock · Post by *SRock » 2003-12-12, 14:00 UTC

Replace the folder icons in the file "shell32.dll"

JP · Post by *JP » 2003-12-12, 15:09 UTC

SRock wrote:Replace the folder icons in the file "shell32.dll"

Ok, this is not a solution very simple, but...how can I do that?

Lefteous · Post by *Lefteous » 2003-12-12, 15:13 UTC

2JP

Thanks, but it doesn't work. I change the read only option, click OK, but it returns automaticaly to the original status.

Can you name the directories where the attributes status is restored automatically.

And even if it worked, I'd need to make this action many times

TC has great features like multiselection and a powerful search function...
Combining this features will help you here.

JP · Post by *JP » 2003-12-12, 15:31 UTC

Lefteous wrote:2JP

Can you name the directories where the attributes status is restored automatically.
Even if I rename it, I can't change the read only attribute...

Lefteous · Post by *Lefteous » 2003-12-12, 15:44 UTC

2JP

Even if I rename it, I can't change the read only attribute...

No, I wanted to know what are the names of the directories where the attributes are restored after changing their attributes.

C:\Windows
C:\System Volume Information

for example.

I can change their attributes if I have sufficient user rights.

JP · Post by *JP » 2003-12-12, 15:55 UTC

Lefteous wrote:I can change their attributes if I have sufficient user rights.

Some folders:

c:\System Volume Information\
c:\Recycler\
c:\Program Files\

I changed the read only options and it worked. But the icon is still the same, so even it I change the attributes of these folders, the icon will remain...I just don't understand why TC itself doesn't change the icons.