Featured Freeware: Folder Guide
Place your favorite folder shortcuts on the right-click menu with this handy freeware utility. Folder Guide's compact button and results window interface won't take more than a minute to understand. Even the single-page Help file is superfluous.
Operating this utility is a piece of cake. Simply click Add to create an alias and insert the folder path. A built-in browse function makes it easy to navigate to the folder. The alias is immediately available under the Folder Guide option on the right-click menu. With a click you can sort the aliases alphabetically, or reorder them using simple Up and Down buttons. Keeping different sets of aliases is easy with Export and Import functions. The program uses few resources, and the quick access to favorite folders saved them time and trouble.
If you need to visit the same two or three folders regularly, this is an interesting and effective way to jump around quickly.
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- by BrianZachary October 28, 2008 12:50 AM PDT
- I have to agree with you, brobar. I also have shortcuts to all my most used folders and programs either in the QuickLaunch or on my desktop. I thought I'd check this program out, though, to see if it would be at all useful to me.
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(3 Comments)That being said, I doubt it will be very useful to me. I am so used to using the Quicklaunch, I forget Folder Guide is even available. I will give it a few days and then most likely uninstall just due to lack of usefulness to me.