Umm... 1 more dum Q.
Folder Browsing in XP
Saturday, March 17, 2007 by jimmyyy | Discussion: Windows XP
If in default mode and when selecting a folder, is there a way to perhaps, hold down a key like Cntrl or something when selecting, to have the folder open in its own window?
Sometimes i need to do one or the other.
Theres also not an option for this when right clicking the folder. Im guessing Vista has more options. Is this poss? or is there a software that allows for this?
Reply #4 Sunday, March 18, 2007 3:37 AM
more like a pothole.
jimmyyy there is another option QT TabBar Tabs on Explorer:
Tab bar for Windows Explorer
QT TabBar allows you to operates files and folders like tab browser
folder grouping, histories, etc.
+MD5 computing in another thread and progress bar
+Option added: Select file name without extension when renaming files (XP)
*fixed: duplicating branch menu's in history
*fixed: following functions didn't work in environment using 'Windows classic folders' in Folder Options (XP)
* middle clicking on folder to open new tab
* double clicking on folder empty area to go up one level
* search box
* grid line
* tab preview
* file launching history
and more maybe
System Requirements
Windows XP, Vista
Microsoft .NET Framework 2.0
And most importantly.......it is FREE ....you need to open View in your explorer window & checkmark to use...Works great
QT Tabbar
& on the same page QT ToolBar 2 search toolbar for Explorer
The manual for this one is Japanese...I translated it in google...here is the link...not sure if it will work...I use an extension in FF to do this
HERE
No the link doesn't work...you will need to translate it yourself...sorry..
Hope that helps
It's My Secret
Reply #5 Sunday, March 18, 2007 5:13 AM
Reply #6 Sunday, March 18, 2007 8:55 AM
Thank you soooo much for your help.As long as arrival takes place it can be a manhole for all i care.
Reply #7 Sunday, March 18, 2007 9:31 PM
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Reply #9 Monday, March 19, 2007 12:34 AM
I'll never comment again on a software tell ive actually used it

MySecret,
As it turns out QT TabBar was complete crap parden my french, also i came across a software called Nubs, which is also not worth anything to me.
As to your recommendation of SirSmiliey's post I tried out UltraExplorer, its SuperCool.
You can have "any 2 windows side by side within the main window (List view windows). You can have multiple UltraExplorer Windows open as well as regular windows open at the same time.
It solves my original post Question, in addition to solving a few of my other un-answered posted queries, Like a 'recent history' of folders opened. I spent enough time with it to know ill be using it, though im not familiar with all its angles.
thank you again for your help
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Reply #10 Monday, March 19, 2007 11:53 AM
Ultra Explore also works with Total Commanders Lister Plugins.
But im kind of back tracking on this one as well.
If you were rearranging your files like you would your filling cabinet, this software would get 5 stars. Someone might like this that does alot of sorting, like an icon packager person or somth. But i cant really see it being used in general day to day operations, unless thats what you do all day. In addition, though its skinnable, it just doesn't have that visual appeal. its not that dynamic looking. ahh
With this software you cant have say 5 or 10 or 20 diff shortcuts to different folders on different docks. It forces you to have to keep all the shortcuts inside of the 'Ultra Explore' Its not really an ultra explore its more like a Explorer hub. But again its seems excellent if you were rearranging or sorting files.
Wish i could find a tabbed windows explorer. Guess ill keep looking.
anyways i love to complain about what software should be like
Reply #11 Wednesday, March 21, 2007 11:23 PM
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Reply #1 Saturday, March 17, 2007 9:51 PM