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How It Works
How Can It Increase My Productivity
FREE Add-ons!
Where to Use
Free vs. Full
How to Buy
User Interface
Technical Information
How It Works
FolderJump is a simple and handy add-on for Windows Explorer. It is compact and installs in few seconds.
It helps you switching in 2 clicks between the folders of your choice.
FolderJump appears in context menus of Windows Explorer and standard «Open File» or «Save File» dialog boxes as «FolderJump» item with a submenu.
Bookmark your favorite folders! Organize the favorite folders into hierarchical submenus!
Click a bookmarked folder, and FolderJump will instantly bring it to you right into the same window of Windows Explorer or Open/Save dialog box!
Figure 1. FolderJump is ready to instantly switch to a different folder.
How Can It Increase My Productivity
With FolderJump, you can do many repetitive tasks much faster.
- Faster folder access:
- Switch in 2 clicks between bookmarked folders in Windows Explorer and many other programs.
- Copy in 2 clicks selected file or folder to a bookmarked folder (Ctrl+clicking a bookmarked folder).
- Move in 2 clicks selected file or folder to a bookmarked folder (Ctrl+Shift+clicking a bookmarked folder).
- FREE Add-ons (can be turned on and off):
- Open any file in Notepad (default), or in an editor of your choice (and in Admin mode!)
- Open command prompt in current folder (and in Admin mode!)
- Copy full paths of selected files and/or folders to clipboard
FREE Add-ons!
FolderJump can help you even more by giving you 3 small but very useful additional context menu commands, and they are FREE.
Every such a command can be turned on and off according to your needs. When enabled, the command appears in the menu next to the «FolderJump» command.
So the commands are:
Open in Editor
Opens the selected file in Notepad or a custom editor. No more need to make temporary or permanent file associations!
Note: Holding down Ctrl+Open in Editor launches the editor in Administrator mode.
This can be useful when modifying files in the system protected folders such as %ProgramFiles% or %Windows%.
Command prompt from folder
Launches CMD.EXE using the selected folder as working directory.
Note: Holding down Ctrl+Command prompt from folder launches CMD.EXE in Administrator mode.
Copy paths to Clipboard
Copies the full paths of the selected file system objects (files, folders, special objects) to Clipboard.
Where to Use
FolderJump can help you in many applications, such as:
- Windows Explorer, as well as standard Open/Save dialog boxes
- Office software: Word, Excel, Outlook, etc
- Development tools: Delphi, Visual Studio
- Graphic editors: Photoshop, Illustrator, Corel Draw, Flash
- Total Commander (former Windows Commander) file manager
- Multimedia: Media Player, WinAmp, etc
- and counting.
Free vs. Full
FolderJump is available in two editions: Free and Full (commercial):
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Free |
Full |
| Required Operating System |
32-bit or 64-bit Windows 2000, Windows XP, Vista, or Windows 7 |
| Required Disk Space |
500 KB |
500 KB |
| Free Updates |
Yes |
Yes |
Free Add-ons:
- Open in Editor
- Command prompt from folder
- Copy paths to Clipboard
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Yes |
Yes |
| Maximum Number of Folder Bookmarks |
2 |
Unlimited |
| Cost |
FREE |
BUY |
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How to Buy
Payment processing We use Share*It! (a Digital River company),
one of the world's big software transaction managers. It provides online secure payment processing. We will have no access to your credit card or banking information.
Product delivery It's instant for the payments made by credit or debit cards, or PayPal: you will receive a Download Link immediately right after you have made your order. Share*it! will show you all the necessary information online on their website, and will also send you this information by the email.
User Interface
Properties Dialog
You use «Properties» dialog to manage your favorite folders list: add new, edit, change order and nesting level, and remove elements.
You activate this dialog by clicking «Properties…» menu item in the FolderJump's context menu.
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Using the arrow buttons, the items in the tree can be moved up and down, and also indented/unindented making nested submenus.
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Figure 2. FolderJump «Properties» dialog with active «Create New Item» dialog.
Commands and shortcuts
«Folder» menu contains the commands for managing the favorite folders structure.
It duplicates the button commands yet works as a «memory card» showing the keyboard shortcuts available for the commands.
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Figure 3. «Folder» menu
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- «New» adds a new item.
- «Edit» modifies a selected item.
- «Remove» removes a selected item. Note it also also deletes all subitems, if any, of the selected items.
- «Paste from Explorer» adds a folder copied into system clipboard from Windows Explorer. The new element is added as a child of a selected item.
Note this command is diabled when there is no suitable data in clipboard.
- «Move Up» moves a selected item up in the list.
- «Move Down» moves a selected item down in the list.
- «Indent» increases nesting level of an item (makes it a child of previous sibling item).
- «Unindent» decreases nesting level of an item (puts it at the same level as its parent item).
- «Exit» closes the dialog
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«Options» menu contains the commands enabling or disabling free add-ons:
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Figure 4. «Options» menu
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«Help» menu contains service commands:
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Figure 5. «Help» menu
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- «FolderJump Homepage» opens www.folderjump.com in your default browser
- «Feedback» opens online feedback form
- «Check for Updates…» verifies if there is an update available and prompts you to download it
- «About» shows version information
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Technical Information
General
FolderJump consists of two dynamic-link libraries (DLL), one is 32-bit and the other is 64-bit. Their functionality is identical.
The first is designed to work with 32-bit Windows applications and the second with the 64-bit ones.
Settings Location
FolderJump stores its data (including favorite folders bookmarks) in Windows Registry under the following key:
HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Master Cluster\FolderJump
You can export and import the FolderJump settings using the standard RegEdit utility.
To export settings:
1. Run Regedit.exe
2. Go to HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Master Cluster\FolderJump
3. Right-click FolderJump folder in the tree
4. Click «Export», type a filename for your *.reg file and click «Save»
5. Keep the file in a safe place
To import settings:
In Windows Explorer, double-click the *.reg file you created. This will import the FJ settings back into Registry.
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