make folders and files colored. allows for better sorting.

[Kfallsjon]

The actual folders we use in XP are all beige. they do not allow for multiple
colors. this could provide tremendous sorting capability. Also, on the same
topic in Word, the actual icon for a word file unopened is usually blue with
the W on it. could we have the option of making them red, green, or other?
this again would allow those of us in big organizations to see that a doc was
created by the Mgr or the mis group etc etc. We do tons of correspondance and
knowing who wrote a letter helps with sorting. Anyone know if Vista or the
next Word or Outlook version is considering this?
Hope so,
kfallsjon


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[John Jay Smith]

On windows xp you can customize the folders with any icon you want, and yes
there are icons on the internet
that have colors and letters on them

 

[John Jay Smith]

you should take a look at www.stardock.com iconpackager.. that also allows
you to change the icon
of each individual file as you like.....apply "suites" of icons, and of
course change folder icons.

http://www.stardock.com/products/iconpackager/ and it costs only 15
dollars