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Software Blog: Direct Folders

Sun, Mar 30, 2008

Softwares

So I’m going to introduce two new category (”downloads” and “software”) where I either introduce a new free software (usually open-source or free), or I zip a bunch of stuff and upload it here so you guys can download it (MGS artbook, anyone?). Leave comments if you’re interested.
So without further ado, here’s the first “software” blog: Direct Folders.

Direct Folder

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Direct Folders [from Code Sector], a great little program that is very usefull for those who download a lot. You know how each time you want to save a file, you have to navigate through all you drives and folders to find the right place? Well, why not create a shortcut to the most recent and frequently used folders? The shortcuts you create show up by double-clicking on any white pace (desktop, “save as” dialog box, folders, etc). It looks just like the left-click menu.

You can use it anywhere

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“Save as” dialog box

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Configuring is extremely simple. Just browse for your target folder and name it. Done. There are extra features (adding a seperator or hot-keys) as well. Direct Folders is free for home users, buy you can buy the pro version which comes with extra features (add icons, drive specs, etc).

Configuration window

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Installation is easy too. Leave everything to default setting and just hit Next until it finishes installing. If you want, you can do what I did and create a shortcut in your Startup, so it starts up automatically every time you start Windows.

Startup shortcut

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Direct Folders is a great program. Light-weight and simple. You’ll use it a lot if your keep your files organized, like me.

You can download Direct Folder from the official site.


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    6 Comments For This Post

    1. baber baber Says:

      hmm, interesting, A software program that works well for me!!!! THANX FPR THE INFO DOGGGG!!!!

    2. Spim Spim Says:

      Nice, though I’m afraid that I’m too lazy to deal with this software download. *sigh*

    3. RimDot RimDot Says:

      I save everything to my documents. So I have no use for this program. I do like these blogs about software.

    4. Umbrae Umbrae Says:

      Good. Then you shall see more!

    5. Heiae Heiae Says:

      A good read, and a program that I might actually use, considering just how much crap I save to this darn computer.

    6. gordon gordon Says:

      cool. i’ll try it out. ^^;

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