Total Commander is being used with different ini files according projects, I am working on. I am running several TC instances with different ini files simultaneously.
Unfortunately it is not possible to see at a glance in the Windows task bar, which TC session it is, when you move the mouse over the TC icons in the task bar. Currently I see e.g. "[2] Total Commander 9.0a - Peter Smith"
It would be very helpful, if the name of the ini file would be in the title bar.
I look Forward to getting a positive answer.
Missing name of ini file in title bar
Moderators: white, Hacker, petermad, Stefan2
Currently, there are only workarounds:
- You could use the Tooltip-option of one of the buttons (the far left, e.g.) to add an description.
- Also, since you can modify the menu yourself (Lang\*.mnu file),
you could add an top level menu item, which name would be an hint.
- Another way would be to utilize a AutoHotkey script to modify the Title bar content.
(let that script read the current actual %Commander_INI% environment variable)
- You could use the Tooltip-option of one of the buttons (the far left, e.g.) to add an description.
- Also, since you can modify the menu yourself (Lang\*.mnu file),
you could add an top level menu item, which name would be an hint.
- Another way would be to utilize a AutoHotkey script to modify the Title bar content.
(let that script read the current actual %Commander_INI% environment variable)