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Change colour of the folder in W2k?
OK I have lot of folders that I burn to CD for backup.
To correctly identify/differentiate the folders that I have backed up from the ones that I haven't I would like to change there colour. Can I change the colour of the folders in W2k like on a Mac?
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nick/slickrenderer #2 Re: Change colour of the folder in W2k?
If I do right click and "customize this folder" in W2k I am able to change the colour but not of one folder. It changes the colour of all the folders inside. Can't I change the colour of one folder at a time?
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Ho #3 Re: Change colour of the folder in W2k?
Download Powerdesk Pro. It lets you assign 7 different colors to individual folders. The catch is, they will only appear that way in PD.
<http://www.v-com.com/product/pd_free_trial.html>
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nick/slickrenderer #4 Re: Change colour of the folder in W2k?
grrr....can't believe something so basic is not standard in Windows :-<
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nick/slickrenderer #5 Re: Change colour of the folder in W2k?
brp!! I guess Colin I will just add BURNT after the folder name.
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