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First thing for this week, hats off to Al Gore for clinching the 2007 Nobel prize for peace (a honor that transcends epsilon and other small time awards) for his work on raising global warming awareness to man+dog. I knew all along that the world is getting warmer, and I submit collateral evidence to this effect. As to whether this is man made or not I am not quite sure, but windows vista's CPU resource utilization doesn't help at all humanity's carbon footprint minimization efforts, surely!
You can get more creative using the full potential of hyperfilters as basis for color coding. You don't need to confine yourself to filename rules; every piece of file attribute or metadata can be used, as supported by xplorer˛ search engine. Last week we were talking about folder junctions and how nice it would be to have them standing out to avoid accidental deletions. That's easily handled using a detection rule that is based on the Attribute column. Since folder junctions have a unique "J" attribute letter, we can define a color coding rule on this feature. See a step by step guide on how this is done in today's demo video
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