This File Contains the Extra Customization Options That Don't Fit in the Settings Box

; This file contains the extra customization options that don't fit in the Settings box. Before changing any of them read the

; description carefully.

; Lines in this file that start with ; (semicolon) are ignored.

;

; Note: After modifying this file you have to open a new Explorer window to use the new settings.

; Another Note: Unlike the regular settings, which are per user, the settings in this file affect all users.

;

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; EnableSettings - Set to 0 to remove access to the Classic Explorer settings. Default is 1

EnableSettings=

; SmallIconSize - The size of the toolbar icons in pixels. By default it is 16 for DPI<120 and 24 for DPI>=120

SmallIconSize=16

; LargeIconSize - Same as above, but for "Big Buttons". By default it is 24 for DPI<120 and 32 for DPI>=120

LargeIconSize=

; MenuIconSize - The size of the menu icons in pixels. The menus show when a toolbar button has a dropdown arrow, or when the toolbar doesn't

; fit on screen. Use 0 to disable icons in menus. Default is 16

MenuIconSize=

; ForceRefreshWin7 - This is a workaround for a bug in Explorer for Windows 7. Sometimes when a new Explorer window is opened the status bar

; is blank. Setting this parameter to 1 will force the Explorer window to refresh itself after it is open for fix the status text.

; Set to 0 to disable if you notice a slowdown when opening a new Explorer. Default is 1

ForceRefreshWin7=

; AddressBarHistory - This determines the history of the address bar when you click on the drop arrow

; 0 - normal history (recently visited folders and websites)

; 1 - simple path (shows the parents of the current folder all the way to the Desktop)

; 2 - extended path (besides the parents, shows all immediate folders of the Desktop and Computer. This is how it works in XP)

; Default is 2 when breadcrumbs are disabled and 0 when they are not

AddressBarHistory=

; FixFolderScroll - This is a workaround for a bug in Explorer for Windows 7. If you select a folder in the navigation pane and then expand it,

; the navigation pane will scroll up instead of down.

; Set to 0 to disable this fix if you notice problems with the scrolling of the navigation pane. Default is 1

FixFolderScroll=

; TreeItemSpacing - This is a number for controlling the spacing between the items in the folder tree. Use positive numbers to increase the

; spacing, and negative numbers to reduce the spacing. Default is 0 (no change)

TreeItemSpacing=

; FixSearchResize - This is a workaround for a bug in Explorer for Windows 7. When the Up button in the title bar is enabled, it breaks the

; resizing of the Search box of Explorer. This is because the Search becomes the 4th item instead of the 3rd.

; Set to 0 to disable this fix if it gives you trouble. Default is 1 for Windows 7 and 0 for Vista

FixSearchResize=

; HideSearch - Set this to 1 to hide the search box in Explorer. Default is 0, which leaves the search box alone

HideSearch=

; AutoNavDelay - Delay in ms for updating the file pane when you go up and down the navigation pane with the keyboard. Use larger value

; on slow machines to let you go up/down multiple folders without the performance hit of updating the file pane. Default is 100

AutoNavDelay=

; ToolbarSameSize - When set to 1 all toolbar buttons are the same size, determined by the widest button. Set to 0 to make each button calculate its

; own size depending on its text. This setting is only used when ToolbarListMode=0. Default is 0

ToolbarSameSize=

; ToolbarListMode - When set to 1 the toolbar is in list mode. The button text shows next to the icon instead of under the icon. Default is 0

ToolbarListMode=

; ResizeableToolbar - When this is set to 1, the toolbar can be resized to be smaller than its full size. The buttons that don't fit on screen can

; be accessed by clicking on the small chevron button. Default is 0

ResizeableToolbar=

; UpIconNormal, UpIconHot, UpIconPressed, UpIconDisabled - Use these to provide custom icons for the Up button in the title bar

; There is one icon for each state - normal, hot (when the mouse is over the button), pressed, and disabled

UpIconNormal=

UpIconHot=

UpIconPressed=

UpIconDisabled=

; UpIconSize - The size of the Up button in the title bar. By default it is 30 for DPI<120 and 36 for DPI>=120

UpIconSize=

; ShareOverlayIcon - Use this to provide a custom icon overlay for the shared folders. The setting can be:

; - a path to an .ico file

; - a path to a .dll or .exe, followed by an icon resource ID

; Use "%windir%\system32\shell32.dll,29" to get the XP-style hand icon (the icon with ID 29 from the shell32.dll system file)

; The default is "%windir%\system32\imageres.dll,164" (same as the sharing icon on Vista)

; NOTE: After changing the icon you have to log off to apply the new setting

; Example: ShareOverlayIcon=%windir%\system32\imageres.dll,164

ShareOverlayIcon=

; OverwriteAlertLevel - This setting adds a sound alert to the copy confirmation dialog when a system or read-only file is about to be overwritten.

; 0 - no alert, 1 - alert for system files, 2 - alert for system and read-only files

; Default is 0

OverwriteAlertLevel=

; MoreProgressDelay - Delay (in ms) for showing more details in the progress dialog. On Windows 7 with Aero if the details are shown too soon

; the progress dialog flickers badly. Use a delay of at least 250 ms to avoid the flicker. The delay is also useful if you want to see

; the details only for longer operations.

; The default is 500 for Windows 7 Aero, and 0 otherwise

MoreProgressDelay=

; Language - Use this setting to override the language for Classic Explorer. Get the language names from the ExplorerL10N.ini file.

; By default the current OS language is used

; Example: Language=fr-FR

Language=

; ======

; The rest of this file is used to customize the layout of the Explorer toolbar

;

; Use the ToolbarItems property to describe what buttons you want to have in the toolbar. The format is: item1, item2, item3, ...

; By default ToolbarItems is disabled by the EnableCustomToolbar setting. Use EnableCustomToolbar=1 to enable the customizations

; Every item must be described later in this file. For every item you must set the command (what it does), the tooltip, the name, and the icon.

; Use SEPARATOR to insert separators between items

;

; The possible commands are:

; up - go up one folder

; cut, copy, paste, delete - guess what they do

; properties - shows the properties of the selection

; email - emails the selected files

; settings - shows the Classic Explorer settings

; moveto, copyto - move or copy the selection to another folder

; undo - reverts the last file operation

; redo - repeats the undone operation

; selectall - selects all items in the current folder

; deselect - deselects all items in the current folder

; invertselection - reverses which items are selected and which are not

; back, forward - go to the previous or next visited folder

; refresh - refreshes the Explorer window

; rename - renames the selected file in Explorer

; viewtiles - switch the view to Tiles

; viewdetails - switch the view to Details

; viewlist - switch the view to List

; viewcontent - switch the view to Content (Windows 7 only)

; viewicons1 - switch the view to Small Icons

; viewicons2 - switch the view to Medium Icons

; viewicons3 - switch the view to Large Icons

; viewicons4 - switch the view to Extra Large Icons

; open <folder name> - open the given folder in the current browser (hold down Control to open in a new browser)

; It is also possible to provide a custom executable string. The string can contain environment variables like %windir%. %1 is replaced by the path to

; the current folder. %2 is replaced by the path to the currently selected file (only when a single file is selected). Examples:

; %windir%\notepad.exe %2

; http://www.google.com

; cmd /k pushd %1

; It is not recommended to use the same command for more than one button. The Up, Back and Forward buttons will not get disabled correctly if there are

; more than one of them.

;

; The tip can be either a full string (like "Copy To Folder"), or a localized item from ExplorerL10N.ini prefixed with $ (like "$Toolbar.Cut")

;

; The name is optional. When a name text is given, it will appear under the icon of the button. The name can be a full string or a localized item,

; just like the tip text.

;

; The icon can be specified in 2 ways:

; "resource file,icon ID". For example "%windir%\notepad.exe,2". Do not include the quotes and do not leave space between the file name and the comma.

; "icon file". For example "C:\Program Files\Mozilla Thunderbird\Email.ico"

; Both formats support environment variables for the file name.

; Use .Icon to set the normal icon and .IconDisabled to set the disabled icon (for buttons like Up, Back and Forward). When the disabled icon is not set

; the normal icon is converted to grayscale.

; Set .Icon=NONE to get no icon on the button (useful for text-only buttons)

;

; You can also create buttons with dropdown menus. For example this will create a button DrivesItem, which opens a menu with 3 sub-items:

; DrivesItem.Items=DriveA, DriveC, DriveD

; Of course the items DriveA, DriveC and DriveD must also be defined later in the file. You have to provide them with icon, name and command.

;

; Another possibility is to create a menu from a folder on disk:

; Button.Link=<path>

; For example this will show your Internet Explorer favorites:

; Button.Link=%USERPROFILE%\Favorites

; This will show your favorite links:

; Button.Link=%USERPROFILE%\Links

; This will give you the contents of Computer:

; Button.Link=::{20D04FE0-3AEA-1069-A2D8-08002B30309D}

;

;

; NOTE TO DEVELOPERS:

; Buttons for custom commands can be checked or disabled. The toolbar checks the registry key HKCU\Software\IvoSoft\ClassicExplorer for a DWORD value

; with the name of the button (the name used in ToolbarItems). 0 means normal, 1 is disabled and 2 is checked. The toolbar reads the registry keys

; on startup. To force the buttons to update their state after that you need to find all Explorer windows, locate the child window with class

; "ClassicShell.CBandWindow", and send it (or post) a message WM_CLEAR. This is useful if you are developing a custom exe to be used by the toolbar.

; EnableCustomToolbar - when this is 0, the rest of this ini file is ignored and you get the standard toolbar. Set to 1 to enable the customizations

EnableCustomToolbar=1

ToolbarItems=UndoItem, RedoItem, CopyItem, PasteItem, DeleteItem, SelectallItem, DeselectItem, InvertselectionItem, RenameItem, ViewdetailsItem, PropertiesItem, RefreshItem, SEPARATOR, SettingsItem,

; All toolbar items described here will be ignored until EnableCustomToolbar is set to 1

UpItem.Command=up

UpItem.Tip=$Toolbar.GoUp

UpItem.Name=Up

UpItem.Icon=,2

UpItem.IconDisabled=,3

CutItem.Command=cut

CutItem.Tip=$Toolbar.Cut

CutItem.Name=Cut

CutItem.Icon=shell32.dll,16762

CopyItem.Command=copy

CopyItem.Tip=$Toolbar.Copy

CopyItem.Name=Copy

CopyItem.Icon=shell32.dll,243

PasteItem.Command=paste

PasteItem.Tip=$Toolbar.Paste

PasteItem.Name=Paste

PasteItem.Icon=shell32.dll,16763

DeleteItem.Command=delete

DeleteItem.Tip=$Toolbar.Delete

DeleteItem.Name=Delete

DeleteItem.Icon=shell32.dll,240

PropertiesItem.Command=properties

PropertiesItem.Tip=$Toolbar.Properties

PropertiesItem.Name=Properties

PropertiesItem.Icon=shell32.dll,253

EmailItem.Command=email

EmailItem.Tip=$Toolbar.Email

EmailItem.Name=E-mail

EmailItem.Icon=shell32.dll,265

SettingsItem.Command=settings

SettingsItem.Tip=$Toolbar.Settings

SettingsItem.Name=Settings

; when the resource file is missing, the ClassicExplorer.dll is used instead. The Classic Shell logo icon has ID=1

SettingsItem.Icon=,1

RefreshItem.Command=refresh

RefreshItem.Tip=$Toolbar.Refresh

RefreshItem.Name=Refresh

RefreshItem.Icon=shell32.dll,16769

UndoItem.Command=undo

UndoItem.Tip=$Toolbar.Undo

UndoItem.Name=Undo

UndoItem.Icon=shell32.dll,16749

RedoItem.Command=redo

RedoItem.Tip=$Toolbar.Redo

RedoItem.Name=Redo

RedoItem.Icon=shell32.dll, 16750

SelectallItem.Command=selectall

SelectallItem.Tip=$Toolbar.Selectall

SelectallItem.Name=Select all

SelectallItem.Icon=shell32.dll,155

DeselectItem.Command=deselect

DeselectItem.Tip=$Toolbar.Deselect

DeselectItem.Name=Deselect

DeselectItem.Icon=shell32.dll,16780

ViewdetailsItem.Command=viewdetails

ViewdetailsItem.Tip=$Toolbar.Viewdetails

ViewdetailsItem.Name=View details

ViewdetailsItem.Icon=shell32.dll,309

RenameItem.Command=rename

RenameItem.Tip=$Toolbar.Rename

RenameItem.Name=Rename

RenameItem.Icon=shell32.dll,223

InvertselectionItem.Command=invertselection

InvertselectionItem.Tip=$Toolbar.Invertselection

InvertselectionItem.Name=Invert selection

InvertselectionItem.Icon=shell32.dll,16739