Placing Icon Inside Windows 7 Explorer
I feel stupid even asking this question because I know I have done this before, but when you click Save As in almost any application, a version of what I believe to be Explorer pops up offering the directory currently associated with the file you are working with. In that window, there is a bar on the left hand side. I want to place additional directory icons there. Please see the example jpg.
In the attached example, I want to add the CF directory. I have clicked numerous places and attempted multiple drag and drops - all to no avail.
For most of you this is probably a "no-brainer", so thanks in advance for taking the time.
In the attached example, I want to add the CF directory. I have clicked numerous places and attempted multiple drag and drops - all to no avail.
For most of you this is probably a "no-brainer", so thanks in advance for taking the time.
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I have embedded the screen shot. Very easy indeed.
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CF is merely the name of a Folder.
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Essentially no one had the correct solution but I may not have asked the question in the right manner. A kid wondered through my office and showed me the answer. In the Save As mode, Click Tools. The drop down menu has as an option to, if you have a directory or file highlighted, Add to "My Places" option. That's it. Was looking me in the face, so to speak, all along.
Thanks everyone. I learned a lot about several other things in the process.
Bill
Thanks everyone. I learned a lot about several other things in the process.
Bill
A couple of related posts, for future reference. It sounds like you are working with an Office application, on Windows XP.
https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/kb/826214
http://www.msoutlook.info/question/add-locations-to-save-and-open-dialogs
Glad you got it sorted out.
~bp
https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/kb/826214
http://www.msoutlook.info/question/add-locations-to-save-and-open-dialogs
Glad you got it sorted out.
~bp
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Excel 2003 in Windows 7
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