[Link] Useful Little Tools

Hi all, been surfing :surfer_dude: some and found these little tools. One of them of them I found a long time ago actually, but since they seem unknown here I thought I should share them...

Create ShellObjects:

http://www.tropictech.de/software/shellobject/

Description:

What is a shell object? The "My Documents" folder is a shell object. It is a special shell object, a shell folder. Shell folders are not real folders on your hard disk, they only refer to real folders. They are a kind of "hard links", a special type of shortcuts.

Ok, you can use shortcuts to hard disks or you can use shortcuts to directories on your desktop to access places on your hard disk you often need to access. But you can't browse them that easy, shell folders are much easier to use.

- Can be used to put special icons on the Desktop!

WinEnable:

Ever been annoyed by the MS Office Icons on your DT? And you cant change the icon? You CAN!

With http://www.angelfire.com/falcon/speedload/Enabler.htm or http://mr-drone.cybermaniac.com/page3.htm (Enabler) you can force the use of the specific button even if it is gryed out! Works with all disabled buttons in all programs. Second example: enable IconPackager to use per-drive icons in Windows XP.

Warning: if used without care it might completely mess up your system... (no, changing the icon is no problem, but what do I know what you nerds are up to do with it).

Have fun.

#27733

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sounds great, especially the Drive icons part!

#27734

Great McTrinsic!! I was in order to lose a bag of time in order to create an equal program!!! You're arrived at the right moment, thanks! :D

#27735

Glad I could be of help.

Your GUID-Stuff sounded somewhat familiar, so I thought I better post an info...

I can not regularily visit the forum, sorry for not posting earlier ;)

Have fun :)

#27739

your a mage, you've read my mind ;)

I hope see you soon, stay tuned !

#27741

Has anyone considered using this shell object editor to simulate the MacOS X filesystem? It appears to me that the shell objects are rather like symbolic links in the *nix clones. Isn't that what the MacOS filesystem uses to layer itself on the BSD filesystem?

Dustin

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