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> "David Qunt" <> wrote in message
> news:Xns99C5CC8829973000oooQuntooo000@80.5.182.99. ..
>>I know Vista allows you to customise a folder so that all subfolders
>>show
>> the same set of details in the Explorer view.
>>
>> Is there a way to make all subfolders within a folder use a
>> user-defined folder icon?
>>
>> Only I like all subfolders in my music folder (which is actually a
>> disk partition) to show a music-related icon, rather than the default
>> folder icon - and would prefer not have to set each one manually by
>> hand.
>>
>> And if there is no native way via folder properties (as appears to be
>> the case) to set all subfolders within a given folder (or drive
>> partition, as in my case) is there another way to configure Vista so
>> that it displays a specific folder icon for all subfolders?
>>
>> I am thinking that perhaps it might be possible to do this by writing
>> a command script - can someone confirm - and if possible provide a
>> link to a knowledge base article or something like that which would
>> tell me how to do
>> this?
>>
>> Or does anyone know of a third party application that would do this?
>>
>> All help offered gratefully received.
>
> For Artist folders, I place a graphics icon of the artist called
> folder.jpg, and set the hidden attribute. This thumbnail then becomes
> part of the folder icon. For album folders within the Artist folder,
> I place pictures of the albums covers and call them folder.jpg as
> well, and make them hidden.
>
> This make the Thumbnail in XP look really good, but the effect is a
> bit lost on Vista, due to the way that the graphics is incorporated
> into a 3D folder.
>
> ss.
>
>
>
Thanks for that, but unless I am mistaken your suggestion still involves
doing something to configure the appearance of each folder manually,
which is precisely what I am seeking to avoid.
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