Jon W

I found the files. If anyone finds this via online searches or wants to know. It's comctl32.dll. There's both 32 bit and 64 bit versions so you need to find the right files to match your version of 7-Zip, also it requires permissions to alter these files. Make sure you backup original versions before changing anything. The files are located in the Windows\WinSxS folder. The problem is that they are updated with Windows updates over time, and that there are many versions of this file so you need to...

I've seen various themes around the place for 7-Zip's icons, there's even a website called 7-Zip Theme Manager. But this folder icon never gets changed. The one to the left of address path, with yellow folder and green arrow to go up one level. I had a look at the UI\FileManager folder in the zip and it appears that it uses a legacy/generic Windows icon. It seems that this icon isn't located in 7-Zip itself, or am I wrong on that? Does anyone know the c++ file or code where this is located button/icon,...

I was alt tabbed somewhere else, hit enter and this accidently posted before I was finishing typing it out.. please delete.

I was alt tabbed somewhere else, and this accidently posted before I was finishing typing it out.. please delete.

Just to clarify, I know that reading the data of all different playlist files and displaying them correctly would be a lot of work. They are currently unsupported and don't assign a context menu for those files. But BMP for example will show the bit depth. JPG will show the Color space and Chroma subsampling. It's not like MediaInfo is only for video or audio. It would be a lot of work to interpret all of the different ways that the playlists are formatted and displayed properly. The file types I'm...

You can manually set this up with AutoHotkey pretty easily. esc:: ; assigns the escape key If WinActive ahk_exe MediaInfo.exe ; or ahk_class MediaInfo sendinput {^F4} ; Alt + F4 to close the window return IfWinNotActive ahk_exe MediaInfo.exe (or ifWinNotExist might be better here) sendinput {esc} ; sends escape normally return That above won't work (it's not the actual script it needs proper bracketing) but there's enough search terms there for you to figure it out based off of that, or you could...

You can manually set this up with AutoHotkey pretty easily. esc:: ; assigns the escape key If WinActive ahk_exe MediaInfo.exe ; or ahk_class MediaInfo sendinput {^F4} ; Alt + F4 to close the window return IfWinNotActive ahk_exe (or ifWinNotExist might be better here) sendinput {esc} ; sends escape normally return That above won't work (it's not the actual script it needs proper bracketing) but there's enough search terms there for you to figure it out based off of that, or you could go to AutoHotkey...

Displaying of playlist data in m3u or pls files.