Add Custom Folders To My Computer and Control Panel

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Thursday, 09th Oct 2008 | Share


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Sometime back we had told you about a software that would allow you to mount a folder as a drive, while that software did allow you to easily access you favorite folders easily we came across another useful utility called Folder2MyPc, a freeware which will allow you to add your favorite folders to My Computer under the Other group and also add custom applications to the control panel.

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Adding a folder to the other group is pretty easy with Folder2MyPC, just open the application and choose the folder you want to map, provide it a name and click on the create button, the folder should now be available under the Other group when you open windows explorer.

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Folder2MyPC also allows you to add custom applications to the control panel. Definitely worthwhile using this handy freeware. If you are impressed with this software don’t forget to take a look at several similar useful and free applications we have spoken about earlier, here is a handy list you can browse through.

- Mount Box.net as A Network Folder in Windows
- Jump To Favorite Folders Quickly In Open / Save Dialogs
- Mount A Folder As A Drive In Windows
- Mount Your FTP Server As Drive In Windows
- Mount ISO Files As A Virtual CD / DVD Drive
- Access HTTP and FTP sites as Drives in Windows
- Add New Locations to Places Bar in File Dialogs
- Change File Extensions Using Right Click Menu

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  1. SoLinkable
    October 9th, 2008 at 7:33 pm #

    Nice tip. This isn’t a bad program.

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  2. Eva White
    October 9th, 2008 at 10:24 pm #

    Can one download if off the net?

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