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iColorFolder: Color-code your Windows folders
Awhile back I blogged about changing Windows folder icons to make navigation faster. It's a great productivity booster and I've been doing it ever since, but I'm going to have to give iColorFolder a try. Like the folder icons, iColorFolder makes folder navigation in Windows easier, in this case by letting you assign colors to your folder icons, which is done from the right-click context menu. It also lets you assign custom icons and comes with three different icon skins, but it also works fine if you're already using some icon customization/skin tool. Even better, iColorFolder is open source software and takes up little memory.[Via Lifehacker]
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Subscribe to commentsNight ElveJul 18th 2006 7:02PM
Cool¡ I just installed it and is pretty neat¡
JimJul 18th 2006 7:05PM
This looks like an attempt at a Windows port of the decade-old Macintosh "label" feature.
numikeJul 18th 2006 8:31PM
I use a really neat program rainbow folders
http://www.rainbowfolders.k7.pl/
the neat feature of this program is that you can shade each folder to your individual taste!
mangJul 19th 2006 4:19AM
This damn thing didn't bother to post a disclaimer that it would completely remove any folder organization that you have... so if your desktop is arranged... gone.
mother-f annoying.
where's the uninstall button.
Steve AlgieriJul 19th 2006 6:50AM
Yep, also trashed all my icons (they all vanished). Managed to restore them by editing the flippin' register (email if you need help).
Be gone acursed rubbish....
Steve AlgieriJul 19th 2006 6:56AM
Doesn't put darn emails address on comments ;)
Follow these instructions if your icons have vanished.
http://www.winguides.com/registry/display.php/263/
GyurmaSep 5th 2006 2:00AM
great thing but!!!!!
well as usual it doesn't work with network drives!!!! I'd be really interested (and pay if needed) for an app wich does that!!!
Thanks