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TC's file-view displays the files along with icons. Basically these icons indicate a file-type.
Version Management/Control Systems (CVS, Perforce, ClearCase) often modify the icons, in order to display an additional file-state: "checked-in", "checked-out", "up-to-date" etc. (they also add context-menu entries such as "check out", "get latest version"). Windows' Explorer (and some other software) displays the modified icons.
TC's file-view could display the modified icons (the context-menu already accounts for the additional entries).
Version Management/Control Systems (CVS, Perforce, ClearCase) often modify the icons, in order to display an additional file-state: "checked-in", "checked-out", "up-to-date" etc. (they also add context-menu entries such as "check out", "get latest version"). Windows' Explorer (and some other software) displays the modified icons.
TC's file-view could display the modified icons (the context-menu already accounts for the additional entries).
