Changing icon used in thumbnail view

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dOinK

I've changed my folder icons, so they no longer have the standard yellow
look. However, in thumbnail view the "background" icon or bitmap on which
the pictures from the folder are displayed is still looking the same. How
can I change the look of the folder thumbnail picture?

dOinK
 
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dOinK

Thanks, but no. That changes the image displayed on to of the thumbnail
folder "icon", but I want to change the icon, i.e. the yellow background
that the pictures are placed upon.

Anyone?
dOinK
 
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Wesley Vogel

You didn't look hard enough.
Try this:
Right click Folder | Properties | Customize tab | Change Icon button
 
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Wesley Vogel

Make up your mind.
[[How can I change the look of the folder thumbnail picture?]]
[[but I want to change the icon]]
 
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Wesley Vogel

I just reread your post. Sorry about my previous post. ;-(
I don't think you can, you can have one or the other, not both.
 
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dOinK

Thanks, so "they" seem to have put this yellow background inside some
Windows system file, then... like hard-coded. Too bad!

dOinK
 
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Keith Miller

Looks like it's in shell32.dll. ResHacker shows it as part of icon group 4, icon 28. You could replace it there but you'd have to override SFC and shell32.dll can get updated with service packs.

Keith
 

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