Hi, i just start to test total commander.
I usually have a lot of folders with custom icons i use a sofware similar to "folder marker pro".
What this kind of programs do is to set a file called desktop.ini in each folder and windows explorer shows the icon especified in that config file in that folder.
I have found that total commander not only doesn't show the icon plus it hides that folder completely.
I'm testing the last beta x64 and i would like to know if there are some plans to fix this in newer releases.
I know its a bug.. but also is a possible request for future versions so.. i chose this forum because i believe its more appropiate.
Thanks.
Custom icons folders
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Re: Custom icons folders
The bug is to customize folders using the System attribute.exyron wrote:I know its a bug.. but also is a possible request for future versions so.. i chose this forum because i believe its more appropiate.
This should normally be done with the Read only attribute.
I know Explorer supports both methods, but its a little bewildering to hide a folder only if no desktop.ini exists, while the read-only attribute otherwise has no function for folders.How to Customize Folders with Desktop.ini wrote:Use PathMakeSystemFolder to make the folder a system folder. This sets the read-only bit on the folder to indicate that the special behavior reserved for Desktop.ini should be enabled. You can also make a folder a system folder from the command line by using attrib +s FolderName.
Regards
Holger