Do any of you remember?

dalchina said:

Happy to believe you've done it, but I certainly can't see how.. but hey, I've no plans to..

Hope you can post sometime about your experience with W.Blinds.

I used WindowBlinds for years with Windows 7 with no problems. Just downloaded the new Windows 10 version yesterday and so far it's doing okay. It's not quite up to par with the 7 version yet but maybe will be soon. (?) Colors can be added changed in File Explorer but at this point I haven't found out how to add textures or gradients to it. I'm still exploring. Here's a screenshot of the skin I'm running now. No problems in sfc /scannow so far, either.

DayWalker said:

Please show me how as I have been looking at everything inside of Qttabbar and don't see this option

Here is a screenshot of a picture in File Explorer. I would have to look at the program again to remember how I did it, but it's somewhere in the menu of Qttabbar, otherwise I wouldn't have known how to do it. I don't want to install it again just to find out just in case it may interfere with WindowBlinds.

dalchina said:

Happy to believe you've done it, but I certainly can't see how.. but hey, I've no plans to..

Hope you can post sometime about your experience with W.Blinds.

Another snap of WindowBlinds.

mykou said:

Stardock dev member told me they don't plan to provide any custom background for explorer windows ( too bad so latest windoblinds is useless for me comparing to visual styles)

The only way I made it possible is making my own style with background pic as shown below :

That does look good.

Anyone wanting to add a picture (watermark) to the folders in QTTABBAR, here's how:

In Options: Select Compatible Folder View
Under General Tab: Check Compatible List View Style
Check Watermark Tab: Select any or all folder types you want a watermark for and select .jpg file for any or all folders.