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AiryFolders (formerly AnyFolder)

  • Version: 1.06
  • Downloads Count: 43,457
  • License Type: Shareware
  • Date Added: Jun 6, 2001
  • Operating Systems: Microsoft Windows NT 4.0, Microsoft Windows 98, Microsoft Windows ME
  • File Size: 202.0 KB
  • Author: Artem Lin

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Description of AiryFolders (formerly AnyFolder)

How are you supposed to organize your folders if they all look the same? This is a Windows 95/NT shell extension that allows you to assign any icon to any file folder. With an installation set that includes more than 20 couples of 3D icons, you can visually group folders by file type, file creator, or the time of creation. You can customize icons for the opened and closed states of each folder, and break the file-folder monotony.

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