Is it possible to hide just some of the drive buttons
At the moment my drive-button bar looks like this:
[a][c][d][e][f][g][x][y][Network][\][..] "Drive info"
Normaly i only use the buttons for my HD's and CD drives.
I also like see the "drive info", but i don't like the buttons i
rarely press It would be nice if i colud make it look
like this:
[c][d][e][f][y] "Drive info"
That way it would be more compact and i would still be able
to access the "hidden" drives with the Alt + F1/F2 command
or just typing in the commandline.
Hide drive buttons (but not all)
Moderators: white, Hacker, petermad, Stefan2
you can add the following setting to your wincmd.ini,
which usually resides in your main os-directory, e.g. "c:\windows":
[Configuration]
Allowed=cdefy
but, doing so gives some disadvantages.
you're not be able to select the omitted drives from the dropdownlist.
to access omitted drives, for example "a:", by typing a:\ in the commandline
opens a explorerwindow with the contents of "a:".
not very desireable.
besides, the button for [network] will still occur, if you have installed at least one filesystemplugin (e.g. pop3plugin.dll or httpplugin.dll)
as for [\] and [..], which can't be switched off, at least to my knowledge.
which usually resides in your main os-directory, e.g. "c:\windows":
[Configuration]
Allowed=cdefy
but, doing so gives some disadvantages.
you're not be able to select the omitted drives from the dropdownlist.
to access omitted drives, for example "a:", by typing a:\ in the commandline
opens a explorerwindow with the contents of "a:".
not very desireable.
besides, the button for [network] will still occur, if you have installed at least one filesystemplugin (e.g. pop3plugin.dll or httpplugin.dll)
as for [\] and [..], which can't be switched off, at least to my knowledge.
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Currently hiding them as described above is meant for admins, so users cannot access these drives from within TC. What you can do is share the A: drive, and then access it via the Network Neighborhood.
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