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I was wondering if it was possible to use multiple color variables for the OSBUILD2 function. Everything I tried didn't work, so I may have had my syntax wrong. I went through the PDF for quite awhile trying to figure things out, but couldn't seem to find if this was possible or an example of someone else doing it.
Example:
OSBUILD2=display:%1{{{ (%2)}}}|Build: %3{{{ (%18)}}}
I would like to have the first section one color/style, and then the "Build:" section another color/style.
I also tried doing a custom WMI query to help me with this, but couldn't get that working either. I'm basically trying to make Win10 1909 devices show in a different color/size if possible so it's very easy to see a device running that version by glancing at the desktop.
Thanks!
right now, DTI can do one colour per item assigned in the "color" option, so what you want is not possible. I suggest something a little more complicated 🙂
in the OSBUILD2 item, assign the build number to a variable.
assign your normal colour to a new variable
if the %build% variable matches your 1909 build number then assign a new colour to your colour variable
use a TEXT item to output the build number using your colour variable in color option.
