It's so easy to add, remove, change and fine tune your settings to your liking. Meaning that all new files or folders that match your predefined pattern or instruction if you like will automatically be displayed with your chosen icon.Ĭustomized icons are also very very flexible. It's set and forget as all file/folder icon associations are applied globally.
The customized icons are stored within the "Icons" folder of the XYPlorer directory while the list of customized file/folder patterns as well as which particular icon to point to are stored within XYplorer. No extra files are created like with other programs that place an icon in each directory.
You can customize an infinite number of icons for an infinite number of files and/folders or even just a single one based on what ever combination you want. Add a custom icon to a set of files or folders based on file type, location, name (or part of name) for example: all files named XYplorer to have 'icon x' or all folders that contain the word XYplorer in the name to have 'icon y', size, date, name length, path etc. So what we are able to do today: working on a graphical based system with pictures, sounds, and even films and TV - all this is only possible because we have an inflation of resources: what is much today will be laughed about tomorrow. Today my (rather new) private PC has 8 GB RAM and 2TB disk, DSL-speed 25Mbit/sec, Ethernet 1Gb/s - and sometimes one person is using it The first PC (at work!) hat about 500kB RAM and 20MB disk, used for monitoring network connections. (24 bit addresses.) Up to 1000 people working in parallel. (OK: it had no graphics - only blind flight.)Ībout 35 years ago the first IBM mainframe: 8MB real storage, 16MB virtual - that was the maximum. 4 helicopter cockpits with all instruments and full movement system - on one computer with 2 CPUs, with 2*64kB Storage.
Though I don't know if that's sooo important?Īlmost 40 years ago, in my first job I worked on military flight simulators. but helped me a bit understanding by terms of resources and RAM-usage.
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