Set the syntax color for the respective file extension in this example for *.mp3. for MP3 file you can also use all wildcard filter for Example *.mp* this a filter for mp3, mp4, mp5, .... whatever. (... see Image-1 Point 3)
2.) Several different file types highlighted in color!
Multiple filtering or different colors for different file types are also possible.
Here in the example different text documents are chained together and assigned to a common color filter. This is very handy as you save time.
Here is the filter *.dok;*.txt;*.rtf; and in the color pink in this case!
You can always add more text document file extensions that should be highlighted with the same color!
Later, if necessary simply *.dok;* txt;*.rtf;*.odt; if you also want to highlight the Open Document text in the same color.
Note: Use "#" for hidden files, or "#DIR" for the folder.
(Image-2) Different file types in Different colors in Explorer-View!
This screenshot has been snipped under Windows 10. However, you can use this example Color filter for files and folders in Explorer views solution without hesitation for earlier Microsoft's Windows operating systems whether it's a Windows desktop, tablet, Surface Pro / Go, or even a server operating system. It has been tested on all and successfully verified.
Its very easy to change the favorites folder for the alternative file Explorer for Windows Simple, Open the ▼Main Menu ▼Favorites▼Folder. Note: For fast
One thing i miss is to set a color (in my case RED) on compressed files and folders (there are a few of them in Windows by default + mine ofcourse). Is that possible in Q-Dir ? Else i found all my settings for my need.?
