open/save dialog replacement or enhancement?

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Mike Henley

Hi, I am so fed up of the regular open/save dialog in windows. I need
something like this

"Direct Folders is a program that places a little button on the right
side of the title bar in the standard Windows File Open/Save dialog
boxes, as well as on the caption bar of Windows Explorer and Browse
for Folder dialog boxes. This button displays a list of commonly
accessed folders that can also be organized in the sub-menus. Clicking
on any name in this list will make a dialog box immediately display
the contents of the selected folder."

Anyone knows if there's a freeware that'll do this?

p.s. win xp
 
(e-mail address removed) (Mike Henley) wrote in @posting.google.com:
Hi, I am so fed up of the regular open/save dialog in windows. I need
something like this

"Direct Folders is a program that places a little button on the right
side of the title bar in the standard Windows File Open/Save dialog
boxes, as well as on the caption bar of Windows Explorer and Browse
for Folder dialog boxes. This button displays a list of commonly
accessed folders that can also be organized in the sub-menus. Clicking
on any name in this list will make a dialog box immediately display
the contents of the selected folder."

Anyone knows if there's a freeware that'll do this?

p.s. win xp
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Access Folders
http://www.pcanswers.co.uk/downloads/default.asp?pagetypeid=2&articleid=
5525&subsectionid=596

which is
http://tinyurl.com/6e2lp
 
Hi, I am so fed up of the regular open/save dialog in windows. I need
something like this

"Direct Folders is a program that places a little button on the right
side of the title bar in the standard Windows File Open/Save dialog
boxes, as well as on the caption bar of Windows Explorer and Browse
for Folder dialog boxes. This button displays a list of commonly
accessed folders that can also be organized in the sub-menus. Clicking
on any name in this list will make a dialog box immediately display
the contents of the selected folder."

Anyone knows if there's a freeware that'll do this?

p.s. win xp
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Hi,
Visit http://www.pricelessware.org/thelist/fil.htm for several
programs that may do what you want.

Joe
http://groups.yahoo.com/group/JoeCaverlysProgrammingStuff
 
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