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]]> http://www.ghacks.net/2009/04/24/access-folder-history-with-folder-cache/#comment-744986 MilesAhead Sat, 25 Apr 2009 20:14:26 +0000 http://www.ghacks.net/2009/04/24/access-folder-history-with-folder-cache/#comment-744986 Hi. I'm the author of FolderCache, MilesAhead. Thanks for noticing my utility. I have updated the software to address issues you mention. By default AutoIt3 List Control doesn't honor double-click or Enter key in the message loop. So to keep the design simple I set it to launch selected folders when the Right Mouse Button is released or the Open Selected Button is pressed. I added the Spin Button to allow for Max Folders adjustment in the range 16 to 64. I try to avoid scrolling since this slows down user interaction. A max somewhere around 24 entries should be ideal. For permanent sets of folders to use together I have FavesSA which is a stand-alone Delphi 5 exe program. It saves and loads lists of folders, files and shortcuts similar to a text editor. I wanted to do this popup Folder Cache so that I could use a wider window, avoiding horizontal scrolling to read long paths. To be honest, I like using this one the most myself since it doesn't use any desktop real estate when not popped up. The latest version is 1.51 and it is on the web site available for download. I hope Windows users enjoy using Folder Cache. I know I hate when I close a folder only to have to open it again within a few seconds. :) It should work on Windows XP or later. Glad you like the concept. :) Hi. I’m the author of FolderCache, MilesAhead. Thanks for noticing my utility. I have updated the software to address issues you mention. By default AutoIt3 List Control doesn’t honor double-click or Enter key in the message loop. So to keep the design simple I set it to launch selected folders when the Right Mouse Button is released or the Open Selected Button is pressed. I added the Spin Button to allow for Max Folders adjustment in the range 16 to 64. I try to avoid scrolling since this slows down user interaction. A max somewhere around 24 entries should be ideal. For permanent sets of folders to use together I have FavesSA which is a stand-alone Delphi 5 exe program. It saves and loads lists of folders, files and shortcuts similar to a text editor. I wanted to do this popup Folder Cache so that I could use a wider window, avoiding horizontal scrolling to read long paths. To be honest, I like using this one the most myself since it doesn’t use any desktop real estate when not popped up. The latest version is 1.51 and it is on the web site available for download. I hope Windows users enjoy using Folder Cache. I know I hate when I close a folder only to have to open it again within a few seconds. :) It should work on Windows XP or later. Glad you like the concept. :)

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