Hi J.C. Kessels, and all,
I thought I would share my color custimizations with you all. They feature a more muted default color selection, with corresponding highlighting for when an area is known and/or is being selected and processed.
I beleive this provides for improved visability as well as a more clear visual understanding as to what MyDefrag is processing and has processed.
SetColor(Allocated,64,128,192)# Dark-Blue
SetColor(BusyRead,0,255,0)# Bright-Green
SetColor(BusyWrite,255,0,0)# Bright-Red
SetColor(Empty,0,0,0)# Black
SetFileColor(All,96,96,96)# Dark-Grey
SetFileColor(Fragmented,192,192,0)# Dark-Yellow
SetFileColor(not(Movable),192,0,0)# Dark-Red
# SetFileColor(Unmovable),192,0,0)# Dark-Red
Note: "Unmoveable" is listed as an example in the current 4.2.9 Manual.chm file, but I have it commented out as it current does not actually work with the 4.2.9 Script Engine as detailed in the manual. The proper script usage is "not(Movable)"; as listed on the line above. SetColor(Empty,0,0,0)# Black
SetColor(Allocated,96,128,160)# Dark-Blue
SetColor(BusyRead,0,255,0)# Bright-Green
SetColor(BusyWrite,255,0,0)# Bright-Red
SetFileColor(All,All,96,96,96)# Dark-Grey
SetFileColor(All,Fragmented,192,192,0)# Dark-Yellow
SetFileColor(All,Processed,64,128,192)# Grey-Blue
SetFileColor(All,Selected,128,128,128)# Grey
SetFileColor(All,Selected and Fragmented,224,224,0)# Yellow
SetFileColor(All,Selected and not(Movable),224,0,0)# Red
SetFileColor(All,not(Movable),192,0,0)# Dark-Red
I'm welcome any and all feedback on these color tweaks!
PS: Personally, I am uncertain how I feel about the "Processed" color. But it works, for now...
