Dateilistensymbole

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Um Dateien schneller zu finden können deren Icons im Dateifenster dargestellt werden. Es gibt die verschiedensten Einstellungen um die Darstellung von Icons zu beeinflussen. Einige davon können im Konfigurationsdialog verändert werden während andere nur durch manuelles ändern der Konfigurationsdatei zu beeinflussen sind.

Grundlegende Icon Konfiguration

Um die Icon Konfiguration zu bearbeiten muss man die Ansicht-Seite im Konfigurationsdialog öffnen. Dort gibt es einen Abschnitt "Symbole links vom Dateinamen anzeigen". Diese Einstellungen sind in erster Linie dafür gedacht, den Total Commander an die Leistungsfähigkeit des Computers anzupassen. Man muss eine der vier grundlegenden Einstellungen wählen:

Alle verknüpften + EXE/LNK (langsam, nur 32-bit)
Alle
Nur Standardsymbole
Keine Symbole

Um die Leistung auch für langsame Medien zu erhöhen könnten die folgenden Einstellungen interessant sein:
EXE/LNK nicht auf Diskette
EXE/LNK nicht im Netz

Configuration page where to set up the basic icon settings.

Alle verknüpften + EXE/LNK (langsam, nur 32-bit)

Alle

Nur Standardsymbole

Keine Symbole

Diese Einstellungen werden unter folgenden Schlüsseln in der Konfigurationsdatei gespeichert:

 [Configuration]

; Zeige Symbole
 Showicons=0: Zeige keine Symbole
           1: Zeige nur die Standardsymbole
           2: Zeige alle Symbole und werte die Einstellung von ShowEXEandLNKicons aus

;Zeige Icons für EXE- und LNK-Dateien (nur 32-bit Version, langsam) 
;wird nur ausgewertet, wenn  Showicons=2
ShowEXEandLNKicons=0: Lade keine Icons aus EXE und LNK
                   1: Lade Icons aus Exe und LNK Dateien
                   2: Lade Icons aus Exe und Link Dateien aber nicht von Diskette

Icon size

The icon size can be changed in the configuration dialog on the "Font" page. You are not limited to the standard sizes 16x16 and 32x32. You may enter a value of choice. These settings are saved resultion-specific. Changes will be applied to the current display resolution only. If you change your display resolution you'll face the default icon sizes.

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Configuration page where to set up the filelist icons size.

These settings are saved in your main settings file. Please consider that the given INI file sections are just placeholders for the display resultion-specific sections.

[Resolution-specific]
; Icon size 16 bit version in points (default=10).
Iconsize=10

[Resolution-specific]
; Icon size 32 bit version in pixels (default=16).
Iconsize32=16

Overlay icons

To display overlay icons navigate to the display page in the configuration dialog. To display overlay icons activate the checkbox "Show overlay icons, e.g. for links".

Icon loading behavior

Loading icons for executable and shortcut files can be time consuming. When entering a directory these icons can be loaded in a delayed way. While the filelist is displayed almost immediately as if you had chosen the "All" option icons of executable and shortcut files are loaded in background (=1). If you deactivate (=0) the setting the file list is displayed when all icons even from executable and shortcut files were loaded. The default value is activated (=1).

Main configuration file setting:

[Configuration]
; Load icons from executable and shortcut files in foreground.
IconsInThread=0
; Load icons executable and shortcut files in background.
IconsInThread=1

Folder-specific icons

By default Total Commander shows folder icons taken from an internal library or a user-defined icon library. Using IconsSpecialFolders Total Commander displays the same icons as Explorer. This includes displaying of folder-specific icons. Enabling this settings is not enough. In addition it's required to set the Read-Only or System attribute.

[Configuration]
; Disable folder-specific icons.
IconsSpecialFolders=0 
; Enable folder-specific icons on local drives.
IconsSpecialFolders=1
; Enable folder-specific icons on network drives.
IconsSpecialFolders=2
; Enable folder-specific icons on all drives (default).
IconsSpecialFolders=3

File-specific icons

File-specific icons may represent the contents of a file in a graphical way. Unlike thumbnails these icons typically have to represent the contents even smaller then thumbnails do. File-specific icons are usually provided by an application that executes the default action for corresponding filetype.

You have to edit your main settings file to change this setting.

[Configuration]
; Disable file-specific icons.
ShellExtIcons=0
; Enable file-specific icons (default value).
ShellExtIcons=1

Customize filelist icons

To customize your filelist icons you have create an icon library. To use the icon library you have to edit your main settings file.

[Configuration]
' Path to an icon library containing filelist icons.
IconLib=%APPDATA%\Total Commander\Filelist libraries\My Filelist icons.icl // Path to icon library

The filelist icon library in detail:

index	description	icon sizes
1	icon for main windows and system tray	16x16 and 32x32
2	closed directories	16x16 and 32x32
3	unused	16x16 and 32x32
4	standard icon for programs	16x16 and 32x32
5	standard icon for files	16x16 and 32x32
6	shared directories	16x16 and 32x32
7	opened directories	16x16 and 32x32
8	opened archive files	16x16 and 32x32
9	closed archive files	16x16 and 32x32
10	hidden and system files	16x16 and 32x32
11	Parent directories	16x16 and 32x32
12	hidden and system directories	16x16 and 32x32
13	shortcut for files and reparse point directories	16x16 and 32x32
14	closed directories	16x16
15	standard icon for files	32x32
16	hidden and system directories	16x16
17	hidden and system directories	16x16
18	opened directories	16x16
19	hidden and system files	32x32
20	unused	32x32
21	standard icon for programs	32x32
22	text encoded files	32x32
23	text encoded files	16x16