Folder name instead of folder path in the taskbar


  1. Reachground
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    Windows 7 64-bit
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    Folder name instead of folder path in the taskbar


    Hi!

    I'm wondering if it's possible to show the name of the folder you've opened in the taskbar instead of the path?

    Thanks
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  3. Ivo
    Posts : 398
    Windows 7 Home 64, Vista Ultimate 64
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    Go to the folder options and uncheck "Display full path in the title bar (Classic theme only)"
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  4. Reachground
    Posts : 4
    Windows 7 64-bit
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    That easy...

    Thanks a lot
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