[pchelpers] Re: Different color for folders

Hi Gregory,

Friday, February 23, 2007, 10:49:25 PM, you wrote:

GDW> It seems someone posted the question about why some folders were
GDW> in blue and others black.
GDW> Well I knew the answer but it would not come to me. Like it was
GDW> on the tip of my toung. The answer is that they are compressed
GDW> folders. In the options for viewing you can choose to have
GDW> compressed folders in a different color. MS will sometimes change
GDW> this with some updates etc. To change goto view options on the
GDW> tool bar and change to what you want.

Individual files can also appear blue.

There's also green, which means that the file or folder is encrypted.

One of the tweak utilities (I forget which) gives you the option of
changing the color, I think.

-- 
Scott.



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