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The Information Menu
This menu shows the free space on each drive on your system; you can click with the left mouse button to go to any of these drives. Other commands include:Explore current folder: Opens the current folder in Explorer or Total Commander.
Copy folder/file path to clipboard: This copies the path and folder/filename of whatever folder or file is highlighted.
Add to recent menu: Adds the current folder to the recent items list.
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The Recent menu displays a list of folders that you've recently opened. Selecting a folder from this menu takes you back to it. First are the recent folders used in the current application (3), then any recent global folders are listed; these are items shared among all applications (4).Current Application sub-menu
Enabled: Direct Folders will resize dialogs, set view and rebound to last used file in this application.
Thumbnails, Tiles, Icons...: Select view in file dialogs opened by this application.
Set default folder: Make file dialog always start with most recent folder or a folder you specify.
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The Recent menu displays a list of folders that you've recently opened. Selecting a folder from this menu takes you back to it. First are the recent folders used in the current application (3), then any recent global folders are listed; these are items shared among all applications (4).Oldest known version of this page was edited on 2008-03-27 09:17:51 by JeffFreeman []
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Direct Folders Features
Expand Open/Save dialogs
Direct Folders automatically resizes every standard file dialog, so you can see a larger number of files.
The Favorites Menu
The Favorites Menu provides you with a place to keep your favorite folders for quick and easy access. Add here...: This command adds the current folder to the bottom of the list of favorite folders. You can also use this command to add a sub-menu.
The rest of the Favorites menu is composed of folders. Selecting a favorite from the menu switches the file dialog to that folder.
Right click in favorites menu invokes a context menu (see screenshot at the right).
The Recent Menu
The Recent menu displays a list of folders that you've recently opened. Selecting a folder from this menu takes you back to it. First are the recent folders used in the current application (3), then any recent global folders are listed; these are items shared among all applications (4).If you have copied any path/files to the clipboard, there will be two extra items at the top of the Recent menu (2). Clicking on either of these items takes you to the folder or file currently in the Windows Clipboard.
This list may also contains the path to any folders that are currently open in Windows Explorer (1).