File type: specifies the type of file whose elements you want to color-code. You can color-code file elements for SAS System programs, SCL programs, HTML documents, and text documents. The default is ...

Miss being able to color-code your files like you could in Mac OS 9? Unsanity LLC has released a new OS X “haxie” called Labels X 1.0. The software enables you to add various color tints to ...

The Color Coding system is now reaching beyond the emergency room. Parents of rapidly growing babies aren't always aware of their child's weight when over-the-counter medicine is needed.

If you use your Mac for work purposes, using tags to help organize your project files can be really useful. The simplest way to do so is to create a new tag for each project that you're working on.

On Feb. 11, in a Transit Museum presentation titled "Coloring the Subway Map," he’ll discuss the genesis of the color-coding system, and how and why it shifted over the years.

The color-coding system includes four different ratings, the sources explain. A "blue" flag indicates a "consistent" onsite presence, while a "green" flag denotes a regular onsite presence.

How color-coding your notes helps you study. Using color can improve the performance of your memory. This isn’t just a throwaway observation: Research has backed it up.