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the Icon is no problem, u can use Microangelo or IconShop to change you icons to whatever u want, the explorer window is another question,......... lets have a wee lookie....................<wbr />..
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The icon's fine. This isn't a mapped drive situation...i'm on dialup using My Network Places to an FTP connection.
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Thanks juststeve<br />
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Any way to visually differentiate explorer windows when they are connected to a remote box e.g. My Network Places? The icon in the task bar is nicely different enough...I want a clue that i'm looking at a remote drive no matter how I come on the Explorer window.<br />
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I bet not.
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Any way to visually differentiate explorer windows when they are connected to a remote box e.g. My Network Places? The icon in the task bar is nicely different enough...I want a clue that i'm looking at a remote drive no matter how I come on the Explorer window.

I bet not.

the Icon is no problem, u can use Microangelo or IconShop to change you icons to whatever u want, the explorer window is another question,......... lets have a wee lookie......................

The icon&#39;s fine. This isn&#39;t a mapped drive situation...i&#39;m on dialup using My Network Places to an FTP connection.

Want a different color for My Network Places explorer


Any way to visually differentiate explorer windows when they are connected to a remote box e.g. My Network Places? The icon in the task bar is nicely different enough...I want a clue that i&#39;m looking at a remote drive no matter how I come on the Explorer window.

I bet not.

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