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Drag and Drop Folders to Favorites for Quick Access [Windows 7]

Ability to quickly access the folders buried deep on your local storage is something which can definitely improve you productivity big time while working with files on your computer.

We recently posted about Jump To which is nice app. to help you to quickly and easily access your Favorite links, files, and folders, also Windows 7 allows you to create Jump Lists, using which you can access the files with ease.

Here is another nice feature of Windows 7, which allows you to quickly access the folders. You can do this using the Favorites in Windows 7.

While browsing your HDD, Windows 7 launches a two pane view, here all you have to do is, select a folder in Right Pane, drag and drop it to left pane over the Favorites, and it gets added to the Favorites, have a look at the animation below.

Quickly access frequently used folders in Windows 7

This definitely is a great way to keep the frequently used folders handy on your Windows 7. Give it a try and do share your views about it with us.

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Posted on 24th November 2009 by Manav Mishra , here to write articles about things which are somehow related to computers, internet (and at times, may be, to blogging as well). He wants to make an Identity for himself, he loves, testing new softwares and services which can really help to improve the productivity of individual. All posts by Manav Mishra | Connect with me @ Twitter | Stumble

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  • imma said:

    Umm, drag a folder to favourites to save the current location … easier to click on the star by the address bar (like IE, Firefox, Chrome, et al)?

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