Checked In Icon versus Checked Out Icon

In Dreamweaver 8, there are icons to show when users have
checked something out, the icon (if you are the user) is a green
check mark, the icon (if checked out by another user) is a red
check mark, for many that are color deficient, this is an obstacle,
it is already a small icon, and at that small size it is difficult
to distinguish between the green and red checkmarks.
I have run a search in the program files to identify where
this image or icon is located, I have run a search in Google's
search engine, in Adobe's Web site, I have called Customer Support,
I have called Technical Support, I have run a search in these Adobe
forums, I have not been able to find anything to identify where
these icons are located or how to solve this dilemna. If anyone
knows of anything to help me in this problem it would be much
appreciated.
Thank you.

> I have run a search in the program files to identify
where this image or icon
> is located,
a guess is the images are in a compiled part of the
application and not
editable unless mucking around with a hex editor.
maybe this might help-
you could expand the Files panel, then click the checkin
status header to
sort the files by their status?
of course now the files aren't in the sort order you were
using before.
Alan
Adobe Community Expert, dreamweaver
http://www.adobe.com/communities/experts/

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>some choices- If you expand the Files Panel, in the files
panel menu is a
choice to select recently modified files
> Always forget how to do this. Those menus expand a few
ways, it's always
confusing
IN DW8 (probably in later versions too) if you look at the
right of your
screen in DW (assuming you have the default setup), same
"row" as the
"connected to the server" icon you'll see a square within a
square with an
arrow pointing diagonally right and up. That's the "Expand to
show local and
remote sites" button. Select it and you will have both local
and remote
sites displayed.
Now select (from the menubar at the top) Edit > Select
Recently Modified and
choose the number of days.
Hope this helps.
Jo
"mrsnak" <[email protected]> wrote in
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news:gptjr9$mn9$[email protected]..
>
quote:
> do you need to keep the checkin checkout? are others
still touching the
> remote files?
>
> No, would like to eliminate the program requiring me to
do this for this
> site.
> Forgive me, but don't know what you mean by "touching".
I've pretty much
> unlocked all files, though.
>
>
quote:
some choices- If you expand the Files Panel, in the files
panel menu is
> a
> choice to select recently modified files.
>
> Always forget how to do this. Those menus expand a few
ways, it's always
> confusing. Not mentioned in Help (FYI -typed in recently
modified files in
> DW
> Help and got "could not find <Chinese characters>
LOL).
>
> I know it's an icon that appears when the local file
window is in a
> particular configuration. It's not in a top pulldown
menu somewhere is it?
> I use a two monitor setup, so I've tried expanding
everything.
>
>
>
>
> --
> Alan
> Adobe Community Expert, dreamweaver
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http://www.adobe.com/communities/experts/
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