The "save as" dialogue and how can it be modified in windows 7

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Stardock used to have a program where you could modify the folders in the section where you click "save as" and the dialogue box would appear and the left hand side would have "favorites, desktop, documents, etc.".  and you could modify that section to drag and drop shortcuts of most used folders etc.   A  do they (or anyone know how to ) modify this?

 

 

(i tried to attach a pic of this section, but it keeps asking for a url and i'm trying to attach a jpeg).  hopefully, i was clear enough.  i don't know what the "save as" dialogue box is actually called.

thank you very much!

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Reply #2 from WinCustomize Forums Top

I think he is referring to Enhanced File Dialog, which I have and no longer works on Win7.

Still works wonderfully on XP. 

 

From Object Desktop 2007 page. Don't know if it's still available.

Enhanced File Dialog – Extend your Windows file/save dialog to support new features that make it convenient to get back to directories you often go to and access a host of handy features and utilities right from the file dialog.

Object Desktop - Get all of our enhancement utilities in one suite
Reply #3 from WinCustomize Forums Top

Quoting RedneckDude, reply 2
Enhanced File Dialog
End of RedneckDude's quote

I don't think it ever made it out of Beta.....it was a good idea but didn't work with the MS Office products & I think it caused issues with Adobe products.

Reply #4 from WinCustomize Forums Top

I loved that little program..... made life so much easier!! I was gutted when it didn't work with 7!!!  Please Stardock, make it work again.......

Reply #5 from WinCustomize Forums Top

Quoting BoXXi, reply 4
I loved that little program..... made life so much easier!! I was gutted when it didn't work with 7!!!  Please Stardock, make it work again.......
End of BoXXi's quote

 

 

    Me too Boxxi! 

Reply #6 from JoeUser Forums Top

MS's TweakUI lets you modify the default locations in that side-panel of 'Save/Save As' dialogs on XP.  Of Win7 I remain ignorant.  Is there an equivalent Power Toy for Win7?