How to change Yellow-Folder Standard-Colors to MoRe CusTomiZed with Folder Marker Free

Sometimes i ever look for an essential file in so many folders - that routine bothers me. Yeah, absolutely if those folders are all yellow, yellow, and yellow... It makes me tired of opening folder after folder to see what’s inside. I think it should be easier to find information necessary to us if those folders have been already marked before. So what's a good application to mark a folder in Windows? I usually use 'Folder Marker' to mark my folders. One mouse-click and it becomes clear at once which documents have a high priority, and which of them have a normal or low priority. It is easy to see which operations have been finished completely, which are partly done and which haven't been started yet.

What's Folder Marker Free?
Folder Marker Free is a freeware add-on for Windows lets you mark folders with color-coded icons to make a search for important information a "one-glance" affair. Folder icons can be customized using the standard Windows method, but with Folder Marker Free you can do this on the fly from the right-click menu of a folder. So there is no need to go through additional dialogs or run Folder Marker Free itself! Simply select the folder you want to mark, right-click on its icon and select a color-coded icon from the drop-down menu. The icon will be assigned to the folder at once.

Folder Marker Free Features:
With the same simplicity, you can mark several folders. Simply select a group of folders with the mouse and assign a new icon from the right-click menu. Another great option is an ability to add up to ten icons of your choice to Folder Marker and use them in marking along with the default icons. The program can assign icons to a folder from a wide array file formats, including ICO, ICL, EXE, DLL, CPL or BMP.

>> Folder Marker Free is a freeware, the license is FREE. You can download it from here.

>> In case the freebie is not enough for you, there's a Pro version, Folder Marker Pro, screenshots follow after the jump.

More information about Folder Marker is available from http://www.foldermarker.com/