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Save Time To Access Your Favorite Folders In Just 2 Clicks

Sunday, November 4th, 2007 • Category

I always hate it when I access folders that I often use. Many times it took me 6-7 clicks before I arrive on those folders. Creating shortcut for those folders on my desktop doesn’t help much because now my desktop is too clattered and it’s confusing for me to find those folder shortcuts.

I’m sure you may feel frustrated, too, when you access your favorite folders in many clicks. Fortunately I find a solution where I can access my favorite folders in just 2 clicks!

When I first learned about this tool, Handy Folders, I was also not convinced. I thought, “There’s no way I can go to my deep buried folders in just 2 clicks!”

But as a professional blogger, I was offered to test drive the full version of Handy Folders for free, and paid to write a review, whether it’s good or bad. So I gave Handy Folders a try.

And yes, I can now access my favorite folders in just 2 clicks!

Before I installed Handy Folders, I had click 6 times before I can access one of my image folder using Windows Explorer. Yes, I had to click the parent folder first, then its sub folder, its sub sub folder, and it went on, until finally I was at the destination folder.

But now with Handy Folder and after I predefined my favorite folders, I can pop-up the list of my favorite folders in 3 ways:

  1. From system tray icon
  2. Using predefined hot key
    I must admit, this is my favorite way to go to my favorite folders :) I just use my hot key (Ctrl D) then voila, my favorite folders pop-up right away!
  3. From Handy Folders toolbars that’s embedded in Windows Explorer or any Open or Save dialogs.
    I also love this feature because it saves me many frustrating clicking when opening or saving a file.

This way, you can always access your favorite folders in just 2 clicks!

There’s just one thing that concerns me… After I installed Handy Folders, my Comodo firewall always gives me warning when any of my programs is trying to connect to the Internet, such as Thunderbird, Firefox, or FileZilla.



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