Alexander_Q

Alexander_Q

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I've read that it changes something called the "attribute" of the folder. If you go to View>Customize this folder> and change the icon of the folder (or even select the same one) it changes the attribute and then all desktop.ini settings will work.

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Actually, I've just tested out the 2.00 alpha version and it lets you choose between storing image per folder or linking back. This is the solution to my problem. Only thing is, the alpha isn't x64 compatible. My problem is solved, but now I just have to wait...

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Of course, having it in the topmost directory is easy - the point is, if it's not in a deeper directory or the same directory, the image won't display when viewed over a network. I just used the option "change color", and interestingly enough, it does exactly what I want "change image" to do. It puts a file in every subdirectory and has the .ini link to the file within its own folder, which satisfies networking. I would of course prefer to do this with an image, but this is for now sat

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I have now, and I must say, it is the best program I have seen as far as customizing background folder pictures I have seen. Unfortunately, however, it uses the same methods as other batch-programs I have used, i.e it adds a desktop.ini and links to a single image file. Know of any other programs/solutions?

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I have a tool that changes all the folder backgrounds in a directory to an image of my choice, by creating desktop.ini and putting the path to the background as the image I selected. When accessing these folders over the network, the client computer will only apply these backgrounds if the image file is at a path deeper or the same as the open folder. For example, if the image is located at e:\Alexander\Music and you access the folder "Music" you will see the background, simila

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