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2CoolWater
As mentioned above I'm using 24-bit bitmaps.
2Lion
It's a general problem. The current implementation is quite limited. You'll not find a removable icon for all kinds of removable drives. A removable drive can be almost anything...
I'll soon post a suggestion in the german (maybe in the english) forum on how to improve the current situation.
As mentioned above I'm using 24-bit bitmaps.
2Lion
It's a general problem. The current implementation is quite limited. You'll not find a removable icon for all kinds of removable drives. A removable drive can be almost anything...
I'll soon post a suggestion in the german (maybe in the english) forum on how to improve the current situation.
Agreed, removable drive can be anything. Maybe one should build resource dll according to the type of device he use mostly. For me it is an usb flash drive, so I'll stick with this icon for now:
FYI, it's from Windows' hotplug.dll
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Last edited by Lefteous on 2004-01-30, 23:33 UTC, edited 1 time in total.
Hi Bob!Boofo wrote:That's what I thought but after downloading this new dll, they look the same as before I installed it.djk wrote:If you have active "Show drive buttons" option (Configuration / Layout) - the icons for the drive buttons are just changed,


[Configuration]
DriveLib=C:\Totalcmd\...sub-dir-path...\Shell32DriveBitmapsCustomFTP.dll



Claude
I now definetely found out that the TC 6.0 doesn't support the changing of drivelib under WIN98 - while 6.01 does.
By coincidence I started over the Network a TC instance at my w98 machine and suddenly the new dirve icons appeared. So I tested everything (compare the wincmd.ini; Location of them: copy the TC directory to a local one etc.). Finally I found out that all I had to do was simply copy the new totalcmd.exe in my TC directory - and then my custom drivebuttons appeared.
sheepdog
By coincidence I started over the Network a TC instance at my w98 machine and suddenly the new dirve icons appeared. So I tested everything (compare the wincmd.ini; Location of them: copy the TC directory to a local one etc.). Finally I found out that all I had to do was simply copy the new totalcmd.exe in my TC directory - and then my custom drivebuttons appeared.
sheepdog
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