I searched the forum and found some colouring suggestions, but haven't come across this one, which I think would be useful.
Long story short:
I believe (sure in my case) that having an option to assign different colours to different drives would be nice in terms of being sure where I am, even when I'm dying of exhaustion, without having to make sure the path lines are OK.
E.g. Click on C drive button and left side is light green, on the right side click on D drive button and that side turns to some other, user defined colour.
Thank you.
Assign Different Colours to Different Drives
Moderators: Hacker, petermad, Stefan2, white
You can do by define color filter
1- Open Configuration dialog> Color page
2- Click on the button "Define colors by file type..."
3- Click on Add button
4- in the new dialog click on Define... button
5- Type *.* in search for field
6- Go to Plugins tab and select tc-path-contains and type C:\
7- Click on Save button, and type a name for this filter
8- Press OK then choose your color
9- Press OK
10 Press OK
Repeat above steps to define color filter for D drive
1- Open Configuration dialog> Color page
2- Click on the button "Define colors by file type..."
3- Click on Add button
4- in the new dialog click on Define... button
5- Type *.* in search for field
6- Go to Plugins tab and select tc-path-contains and type C:\
7- Click on Save button, and type a name for this filter
8- Press OK then choose your color
9- Press OK
10 Press OK
Repeat above steps to define color filter for D drive
Note that you can only change the font color this way- not the background color.1- Open Configuration dialog> Color page
2- Click on the button "Define colors by file type..."
3- Click on Add button
4- in the new dialog click on Define... button
5- Type *.* in search for field
6- Go to Plugins tab and select tc-path-contains and type C:\
7- Click on Save button, and type a name for this filter
8- Press OK then choose your color
9- Press OK
10 Press OK
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Danish Total Commander Translator
TC 11.55rc4 32+64bit on Win XP 32bit & Win 7, 8.1 & 10 (22H2) 64bit, 'Everything' 1.5.0.1393a
TC 3.60b4 on Android 6, 13, 14
TC Extended Menus | TC Languagebar | TC Dark Help | PHSM-Calendar
Thanks to both of you.
ts4242, Thanks for the tip I haven't known about. Even though I could maybe find a way around with changing font colours and background and matching them to be long-staring-eye-pleasant, I prefer keeping fonts black and background in some light colour.
petermad,
So, there should be the same logic for background colour change, as ts4242 mentioned for fonts.
Any ideas? Cheers!
PS. Sorry, I see I wasn't clear and haven't mentioned "Background" colour in my initial post.
ts4242, Thanks for the tip I haven't known about. Even though I could maybe find a way around with changing font colours and background and matching them to be long-staring-eye-pleasant, I prefer keeping fonts black and background in some light colour.
petermad,
- correct.Note that you can only change the font color this way- not the background color.
So, there should be the same logic for background colour change, as ts4242 mentioned for fonts.
Any ideas? Cheers!
PS. Sorry, I see I wasn't clear and haven't mentioned "Background" colour in my initial post.
The Plugin Twinkey
http://www.mgpsoft.net/Downloads/TWinKey.zip
has different color-features. Take a look at the readme, maybe it can help you.
Peter
http://www.mgpsoft.net/Downloads/TWinKey.zip
has different color-features. Take a look at the readme, maybe it can help you.
Peter
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