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I was bored and started looking at custom folders for Macs, and stumbled across this guy's site. Clicky

I liked his designs, but they didn't really fit my needs, so I downloaded a template of his and started to make my own. I thought I would show them off and see what you think, mostly cause I am bored. The folders are all for specific folders (except the spray paint ones, I made those as random ones for my GF), eg TV shows, documents, Rosetta Stone French, etc.

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Let me know what you think
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Hehe Moo said:
THAT IS SO COOL!!!!

How do we use these?

Well, are you on a Mac? If you want I can upload the ones you want to use. Let me know if you are Mac or Windows
 
War said:
Wow, that's really cool man. A nice way of organizing your things. Too bad there's no Windows equivalent :\

Well, these can work on Windows, but I'm not sure how to do it. I can give good instructions for Mac, but Windows people are going to have to find out their self
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QUOTE(tinymonkeyt @ Nov 27 2008, 07:28 PM) so its for macs?
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BiscuitBee said:
C'mon Windows users... never used desktop.ini before? Example: My Documents, My Pictures, etc etc
http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/cc...85).aspx#create

The only thing is, you have to "attrib +s" the folder you want to assign an icon to.


thanks for the link! that was really interesting. You learn something new every day. I have always seen the desktop.ini file placed in some of my folders, but I never bothered to actually open it and see what it did. thanks =).

and science, those icons are dope. good job =).
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woah I just noticed the banksy Balloon girl piece you used as the third folder on the list. I tattooed that piece on a girl a few months ago lol.
 
DUDE... ill have to look into this when im not swamped by school work...

I love "the Office" folder.
 
tyuno123 said:
I don't understand how do you do step 1
Mind teaching ?

And Science, how do I change my .nds icons to the icons like yours ?
I'm on Windows XP
Hey tuno123. Sorry, it wasn't that great of a tutorial, I was really just jumping a ton of stuff, etc etc, my bad.

You'll have to navigate to the folder you want to change in a DOS window.
To open a DOS box:[*]Click Start[*]Click Run...[*]Type in "cmd" (without the quotes) and press EnterFrom here, you will have to navigate to the folder you want to change. Actually, to the parent folder.

In my example, I used C:\Test\Warcueid. I am assuming that you have already created a folder using windows.[*]type "cd\" (without the quotes) and press Enter[*]type "cd test" (without the quotes) and press Enter: We are now in the parent directory for Warcueid[*]type "attrib +s warcueid" (without the quotes) and press EnterThose are pretty much the steps that I skipped in my image.

Shortcuts & Extras:
You can "cd" (change directory) to a folder in one line/step. For this to work, you will need to be on the drive letter already (i.e. C:\). You can always change letters by "cd c:" or "cd :"
Examples:
cd \test
 
because that is a little too troublesome for newbies I'll be writing a tool that will automate the process.
Once I find a dl link for the shell library
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Can't find it.
 
I used another method to change the folder icons by right-clicking>properties>customize>change icon

I still don't know how to change an icon for a .nds file does it have to be done with your method from your previous post or it uses a completely different method ?
 

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