Re: How do I use custom icon folder?

Hi,

On 5 April 2010 19:49, Sergio R. <sergio_at_mcfile.com.br> wrote:
>     Hello for everybody,
>
> I’m a software developer, and in my job I’m developing an application wich
> need use custom icon folders. So, I searched in web and I found some places
> explaining it using the destokp.ini file. But, I observed the Tortoise wich
> not use these .ini files, but It may still use custom icon folders… How do
> you do it?
>

TortoiseSVN uses what is called overlay icons, which are the small
icons that can be shown in the bottom left corner of the real
file/folder icons. By default Windows only uses a few of these (the
one for 'shortcut' being the most well known). TSVN adds up to 13 of
these, depending on the availability of free 'slots'.

The desktop.ini file is used to have local overrides for the real
icons of files/folders, which is a completely different thing.

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Regards,
Jean-Marc
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