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Support and Feedback / Re: How Do I Make A Color Profile Default ?
« Last post by total_annihilation00 on October 08, 2025, 07:18:50 »
The Default are the default for MC and they can be overwritten in updates.

MC will use the color profile that was last used next time MC starts
You can change the name by editing the the .xml file for the profile

MC will load all profile in that folder. Maybe you had edited the file and it was mallformened. so it should not read it ?

Malformed H'mm… I just renamed after duplicating my "[Default]" Color Profile to "DarkMode" (put "ColorRules_DarkMode.xml" into the "ColorRules" folder) & it still doesn't get set as the Default, I did that since you said the "[Default]" can get overwritten in updates. So where in the XML Settings is the default Color Profile set ? Perhaps I can change that so "DarkMode" is loaded as Default.
P.S: Oh that's right, when I acciddentally deleted my Color Profile I used Task Manager to kill the MC process hoping the delete would be registered, but it was deleted. Perhaps it got corrupted or something because of that ?
P.P.S: Also there's a "ColorRules.tpl" file in the Config folder, wonder what that does ? Also perhaps there should be a "Set As Default" button in the top in Color Profiles Editor ? And there is only a Close button for me, the Save only updates the individual Rules…
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Support and Feedback / Re: How Do I Make A Color Profile Default ?
« Last post by Mathias (Author) on October 08, 2025, 06:58:27 »
The Default are the default for MC and they can be overwritten in updates.

MC will use the color profile that was last used next time MC starts
You can change the name by editing the the .xml file for the profile

MC will load all profile in that folder. Maybe you had edited the file and it was mallformened. so it should not read it ?

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Support and Feedback / Re: How Do I Make A Color Profile Default ?
« Last post by total_annihilation00 on October 08, 2025, 06:46:12 »
Most config files are read at startup. Have you restarted it after replacing it ?

Adding files to C:\Users\[USERNAME]\AppData\Roaming\MultiCommander\Config\ColorRules\
and then reboot.. and they should be shown.

Nevermind I'am using "[Default]" as my Color Profile now, it's working, luckily I didn't delete my "Filters" XML or it would've been a nightmare recovering from that loss (I have successfully restored all my Color Rules at this point !) :D My issue was that "[Default]" was always populated in the Color Profile Editor, even when I was working on the "Dark Mode" Profile: so are all Color Profiles applied ?
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Support and Feedback / Re: How Do I Make A Color Profile Default ?
« Last post by Mathias (Author) on October 08, 2025, 06:42:49 »
Most config files are read at startup. Have you restarted it after replacing it ?

Adding files to C:\Users\[USERNAME]\AppData\Roaming\MultiCommander\Config\ColorRules\
and then reboot.. and they should be shown.
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In my MultiCommander I accidentally deleted my Color Profile named "Dark Mode" I have it in my backup but everytime I open Color Rules Editor dialog in MC it only shows "Default", before it was set to "Dark Mode" as default correctly. My question is how do I set a certain Color Profile as Default? Also I think there's a glitch. I cannot restore my "Dark Mode" Color Profile into Color Rules folder, it doesn't get set to Default !
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Don't think 50178 is correct. anyway..

Create a UserDefinedCommand  of type : Internal Command

and select "MultiCommaner (base)" as module
and "Manage aliases" as command

Oh wow, that works like a charm !! —Thank you so much !! Dunno how I missed that… ;D
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Don't think 50178 is correct. anyway..

Create a UserDefinedCommand  of type : Internal Command

and select "MultiCommaner (base)" as module
and "Manage aliases" as command
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I'm looking to assign a custom hotkey (e.g., Ctrl+Shift+A) to open the Manage Aliases dialog directly via scripting or a user-defined command. This dialog is heavily used, but I couldn't find an option to bind it in Keyboard Customization.

I've attempted to invoke it using various scripting methods such as:
  • MC.OpenAliasManager()
  • Core.Config("ManageAliases")
  • MC.RunCmd(50178) (where 50178 is the menu command ID for the Alias Manager)

However, none of these approaches successfully open the dialog via a hotkey. Is there a reliable way to trigger the Alias Editor through a hotkey or scripting command?
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MC do not read overlay icons it self. It ask Windows about the overlay icon. So it should return the same as explorer. Just makesure you reboot window after modifying the registry for the overlay icons.
However it can also be 32bit / 64bit issue.. make sure you modify both locations

HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Explorer\ShellIconOverlayIdentifiers\
HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\WOW6432Node\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Explorer\ShellIconOverlayIdentifiers\



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Subject: OneDrive cloud icon not shown in Windows 11 (same MC version works in Win10)

Multi Commander Version: 15.5.0.3102
OS Affected: Windows 11 (working fine on Windows 10)

Description:
I'm using Multi Commander 15.5.0.3102 on both Windows 10 and Windows 11.
In Windows 10, the OneDrive folder appears with the correct cloud icon (showing sync status).
However, in Windows 11, the same version of MC shows OneDrive only as a normal folder.

Technical details:

The OneDrive folder has the same path and ReparsePoint attribute in both systems

ShellIconOverlayIdentifiers registry entries are identical and prioritized

The cloud icon is correctly displayed in Windows File Explorer

This seems to be a limitation in how MC reads shell overlay or sync status in Windows 11.

Would it be possible to update MC to support OneDrive's cloud icon in Windows 11, or to integrate with the newer Windows 11 shell/cloud APIs?

Thank you for your continued work!
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