>>>icfu
>>>TucknDar
>>>JP
Just a capture to show TC like I use it really every day:
http://perso.wanadoo.fr/charries/relais/my-tc.pngPlease, don't watch it if you have a heart disease!
friendly, Clo
A real TC look...
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A real TC look...
Hello!
>>>icfu
>>>TucknDar
>>>JP
Just a capture to show TC like I use it really every day:
http://perso.wanadoo.fr/charries/relais/my-tc.png
Please, don't watch it if you have a heart disease!
friendly, Clo
>>>icfu
>>>TucknDar
>>>JP
Just a capture to show TC like I use it really every day:
http://perso.wanadoo.fr/charries/relais/my-tc.pngPlease, don't watch it if you have a heart disease!
friendly, Clo
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Yeah, mine was at http://thehacker.host.sk/myfiles/wc/ and there wcscreenshot.png (is of course a bit outdated now).
Roman
Well, as all threads have been lost I doubt that.(should even be on the old forum)
Roman
Mal angenommen, du drückst Strg+F, wählst die FTP-Verbindung (mit gespeichertem Passwort), klickst aber nicht auf Verbinden, sondern fällst tot um.
Hacker,
I mean the thread was on the old forum ... my english is not so good
mine:
http://users.skynet.be/alain.goossens/images/tc.jpg
I mean the thread was on the old forum ... my english is not so good
mine:
http://users.skynet.be/alain.goossens/images/tc.jpg
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The picture is kindof bad but you will get the idea. 
http://www.jamcomputerservices.com/images/TC_Window.jpg
http://www.jamcomputerservices.com/images/TC_Window.jpg
2 Clo
Though your TC is 'way to colorful for me (I personally reserve color for information, not the interface) I will say that complex as they are, your icons are easily distinguishable one from the other, so there is no confusion as to which does what, and it would be easy to always click on the "right one" at a glance.
I'm usually more in favor of "symbolic" icons as opposed to "narrative" or "photographic" icons, but I do like your approach.
Though your TC is 'way to colorful for me (I personally reserve color for information, not the interface) I will say that complex as they are, your icons are easily distinguishable one from the other, so there is no confusion as to which does what, and it would be easy to always click on the "right one" at a glance.
I'm usually more in favor of "symbolic" icons as opposed to "narrative" or "photographic" icons, but I do like your approach.
Licensed, Mouse-Centric, moving (slowly) toward Touch-centric
2 Clo
Though your TC is 'way to colorful for me (I personally reserve color for information, not the interface) I will say that complex as they are, your icons are easily distinguishable one from the other, so there is no confusion as to which does what, and it would be easy to always click on the "right one" at a glance.
I'm usually more in favor of "symbolic" icons as opposed to "narrative" or "photographic" icons, but I do like your approach.
Though your TC is 'way to colorful for me (I personally reserve color for information, not the interface) I will say that complex as they are, your icons are easily distinguishable one from the other, so there is no confusion as to which does what, and it would be easy to always click on the "right one" at a glance.
I'm usually more in favor of "symbolic" icons as opposed to "narrative" or "photographic" icons, but I do like your approach.
Licensed, Mouse-Centric, moving (slowly) toward Touch-centric
2 Clo
Though your TC is 'way to colorful for me (I personally reserve color for information, not the interface) I will say that complex as they are, your icons are easily distinguishable one from the other, so there is no confusion as to which does what, and it would be easy to always click on the "right one" at a glance.
I'm usually more in favor of "symbolic" icons as opposed to "narrative" or "photographic" icons, but I do like your approach.
Though your TC is 'way to colorful for me (I personally reserve color for information, not the interface) I will say that complex as they are, your icons are easily distinguishable one from the other, so there is no confusion as to which does what, and it would be easy to always click on the "right one" at a glance.
I'm usually more in favor of "symbolic" icons as opposed to "narrative" or "photographic" icons, but I do like your approach.
Licensed, Mouse-Centric, moving (slowly) toward Touch-centric
2 Clo
Though your TC is 'way to colorful for me (I personally reserve color for information, not the interface) I will say that complex as they are, your icons are easily distinguishable one from the other, so there is no confusion as to which does what, and it would be easy to always click on the "right one" at a glance.
I'm usually more in favor of "symbolic" icons as opposed to "narrative" or "photographic" icons, but I do like your approach.
Though your TC is 'way to colorful for me (I personally reserve color for information, not the interface) I will say that complex as they are, your icons are easily distinguishable one from the other, so there is no confusion as to which does what, and it would be easy to always click on the "right one" at a glance.
I'm usually more in favor of "symbolic" icons as opposed to "narrative" or "photographic" icons, but I do like your approach.
Licensed, Mouse-Centric, moving (slowly) toward Touch-centric
2 Clo
Though your TC is 'way to colorful for me (I personally reserve color for information, not the interface) I will say that complex as they are, your icons are easily distinguishable one from the other, so there is no confusion as to which does what, and it would be easy to always click on the "right one" at a glance.
I'm usually more in favor of "symbolic" icons as opposed to "narrative" or "photographic" icons, but I do like your approach.
Though your TC is 'way to colorful for me (I personally reserve color for information, not the interface) I will say that complex as they are, your icons are easily distinguishable one from the other, so there is no confusion as to which does what, and it would be easy to always click on the "right one" at a glance.
I'm usually more in favor of "symbolic" icons as opposed to "narrative" or "photographic" icons, but I do like your approach.
Licensed, Mouse-Centric, moving (slowly) toward Touch-centric
"Watch my TC", new fashion...
Hacker wrote:The Synchronize dirs icon is nice (I suppose it is Synchronize dirs)...
Roman
Hi Roman!Hummm... It's the cm_Exchange icon for me, but you can use it as Synchronise too... (I'ld prefer "Match dirs", since the time isn't the one criterion...)
A lot of icons are available here:
http://perso.wanadoo.fr/charries/tcm-plus.zip 211 KB
To sort ...
I watched all captures of everybody here, good...Personally, I need to use 32*32 icons in the tool-bar, because my view is "tired"... TC allows up to 48*48.
Nice, a new fashion for "Watch my TC"! Friendly, Clo
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