Changing explorer file name font

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  1. Spores
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    One more question on fonts (I promise!).. Do you know where to go in WSB to change this one? It's hard on my eyes

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  3. Bongo
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    The font and font color in the Properties cannot be changed it's hard coded.

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  4. Spores
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    Ah ok
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