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What are people saying about FolderJump

Robert Bull Please, does the "non-concurrent" license policy mean that the program can be INSTALLED on two different PCs, as long as they aren't USED concurrently? E.g., one at work, one at home?
Thanks...
Apr 28 2011 at 8:25am Copy Link
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Leonid Belousov Hi Robert,
Yes, you can install a copy of the software at home and at work, provided that this software is licensed to you and not *used* concurrently.
As for the free (demo) version, you can install and use as many copies of the free (demo) version as you wish.
Thanks.
Belousov Software - Apr 28 2011 at 8:37am Copy Link
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aladdin T How this is different from PStart, which is a freeware?

http://www.pegtop.net/start/
Apr 30 2011 at 5:13pm Copy Link
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S B This is a *wonderful* app.

This provides *very* easy and *extremely convenient* instant folder navigation.

I can right-click on a file or folder within seemingly any list of files in a
a) Windows Explorer/Directory Opus/XYPlorer/etc., or
b) file Open/Save dialog
and get a list of my favorite locations within a "Folder Jump" submenu in the context menu for instant navigation. The files appear in a hierarchy that I define.

(if you are in Windows Explorer/Dopus/XYPlorer it will open the folder in Windows Explorer. Otherwise it just instantly navigates there)

I also now get "View in Notepad," and "Copy paths to Clipboard" (I find these extremely useful. These can be enabled from within FolderJump's options. There's also a "Navigate to Target" for shortcuts).

Simply right-click on a folder (seemingly anywhere it appears) to be able to choose to add it to your hierarchy. Hierarchy construction is also trivially easy. You can also use aliases and add separators to the hierarchy.

FolderJump does mostly one thing, seems very lightweight, and does it *very* well. It's *very* difficult to make things so clean and easy.

A wonderful find!
Apr 30 2011 at 6:30pm Copy Link
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Faisal Humayun I whole heartedly agree with @S B 's review.

Besides being extremely light-weight and quite ingeniously simple, I find its seamless integration with XYplorer/Dopus (win x64) to be indispensable.

I find myself using it most within "save-as" dialogs in nearly all applications as that is where it shines the most!

Bravo Leonid, I absolutely adore this kind of brilliant work and support it without hesitation. Many thanks for this promotion!
Apr 30 2011 at 7:40pm Copy Link
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Neville Franks Looks like a very useful little app. Two problems though.

1) I just tried to purchase a copy, got to the end of the checkout and ShareIt! displayed a page "Shopping Cart Empty". I have no idea what happened, nor whether the order was processed. I assume it wasn't as I've not received any confirmation e-mail.

2) As I did this the Demo version was running with the "Properties" dialog open. When I went back to it (Explorer), Explorer was hung and had to be killed using Task Manager.

This was on a Win XP PC.

-Neville
Apr 30 2011 at 9:05pm Copy Link
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Michael R. Is there a way to call FolderJump and choose the desired directory simply by using the keyboard?

If not, is this about to come with a soon arriving update?

So e.g. a hotkey for calling FolderKey and using the arrow-keys to choose the directory or pressing ESC to leave FolderKey would be great and really a time-saver.
Apr 30 2011 at 9:53pm Copy Link
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aladdin T On the recomemdations of the above people, I went ahead and bought it. It is priced very cheap. It is a joy to use and I love the purchase I made.

Kudos to the program and the author.
Apr 30 2011 at 11:30pm Copy Link
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Michael K HI Folks,

I'd just like to say how great these "conversations" are and everything about how Bitsdujour provide their service.

The questions and insight provided by the BDJ User Community are invaluable in helping me make the buying decision and this particular conversation is no exception with the good reviews and points that have already been written.

Thanks BitsDuJour and thanks guys for all the conversation contributions!

Looks like this is another piece of useful software I "must have" !
Apr 30 2011 at 11:48pm Copy Link
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Frank Stephens Vista and higher already have user-defined Favorites in Explorer and File Open/Save dialogs, as well as previous/next, drop-down path and file lists, and drop-down subpath selections. Listary 3.01 does this as well as searches lists (works in most lists, doesn't depend upon the search index; the version history is way out of date).
May 1 2011 at 1:14am Copy Link
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Merle One Hi,
Does FJ only stores Fav folders and not recent ones ?
May 1 2011 at 1:16am Copy Link
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Michael K Does Folder Jump do anything that Listary doesn't do or does Folder Jump do anything better than Listary?
May 1 2011 at 1:50am Copy Link
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Luis Ang Any Unicode support ...
May 1 2011 at 1:56am Copy Link
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Albert C. I'd like to know whether this app integrates directly in Total Commander. I mean, is it able to open its folders within Total Commander or will it open its folders in Windows Explorer (which would be worthless IMHO if you're using an Explorer alternative)?

Thanks! ^_^
May 1 2011 at 2:06am Copy Link
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Patrick Germain Hi.

Is FolderJump compatible with Microsoft Office 2003 Open/Save common dialogs? I used FileExtension which is not.

Many thanks in advance for your answer.

Cheers.

PG
May 1 2011 at 2:45am Copy Link
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Leonid Belousov To Patrick Germain: Yes, it should be well compatible with MS Office 2003. You can try the demo and see if it works for you.
Belousov Software - May 1 2011 at 4:44am Copy Link
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C Kent 1. Same question as Albert C above, except regarding Xyplorer, Directory Opus, and Xplorer2 -- when invoking from within one of these file managers (windows Explorer alternatives), how to get it to open the desired target dir in the file manager from which it was invoked?

This is a MUST-HAVE feature for anyone who uses alternative file managers. If it's not there now, how quickly will you implement this?
May 1 2011 at 4:47am Copy Link
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C Kent 2. Problem #1 Using demo - no sub-folders:
I started within Windows Explorer, in FolderJump's Properties, I added several (8) NEW root-level folder targets, plus several more folders nested under some of those root-level folder targets. However, after having done so, when I now right-click from within Windows Explorer and expand FolderJump, it shows me ONLY the first TWO root-level folders that I created (which is the limitation of the DEMO version), but it shows NO sub- (nested) folders under those two. ??? If that is your intention, then it makes the demo worthless as a demo. It does nothing that I can't already do with 2 clicks in Windows Explorer.
May 1 2011 at 4:52am Copy Link
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C Kent 3. Problem #2 using demo - NOTHING in Xyplorer:
After having created multiple FolderJump target folders (see my Problem #1 above), when I now try to bring up FolderJump from within an alternative file manager (Xyplorer), it does not appear AT ALL in the right-click context menu. ?????
May 1 2011 at 4:53am Copy Link
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C Kent 4. I like that the "View in Notepad" applies not only to selected *.txt files but also to shortcuts that point to a *.txt file. However:

A. I use a Notepad alternative -- a different, superior text editor. How to get FolderJump to open my text files in my preferred editor?

B. What about other text files that do not have a *.TXT filename extension? (such as my *.INI, *.DIZ, *.BAT, *.CMD, and etc. other files that I need to open in my editor). How to get FolderJump's "open in Notepad" feature to work with those target files?
May 1 2011 at 5:05am Copy Link
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Leonid Belousov To Albert C.: FJ appears in the TC right-click menu (the Explorer-like menu). In fact, I use Windows Explorer and TC depending on my needs.
Belousov Software - May 1 2011 at 5:52am Copy Link
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Leonid Belousov To Michael R.: As FJ implemented as a context menu, it does not use hotkeys to navigate folders. I'm considering add such an option in a certain way, but I want to be careful to keep FJ as lightweight as possible.
Belousov Software - May 1 2011 at 6:06am Copy Link
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Leonid Belousov To C Kent:
1. I should take a look at Xyplorer, Directory Opus, and Xplorer2. There are so many file managers so I decided to go with Windows Explorer and TC only so far. I'm sorry about it.

2. The demo does not display menus, and this is intentional. The demo is an unlimited trial so I use a different kind of limitations.

3. Same as #1

4.
A. I will think of this additional functionality as there are several demand already.
B. "View in Notepad" should open any file type. Please note that holding the Ctrl key while clicking "View in Notepad" opens the file in admin mode.
Belousov Software - May 1 2011 at 6:18am Copy Link
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Leonid Belousov To Luis Ang: FJ has built as a Unicode application. What do you mean "unicode support"?
Belousov Software - May 1 2011 at 6:26am Copy Link
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Leonid Belousov To Merle One: FJ maintains its own list of favorite locations independent of, say, IE Favorites.
Belousov Software - May 1 2011 at 6:28am Copy Link
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Leonid Belousov To Michael K: As I can see, Listary does a lot of things. I strive to keep FJ as lightweight and compact as possible.
Belousov Software - May 1 2011 at 6:30am Copy Link
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S B I'm a new FolderJump user, but here's my take.

I'm using FJ with my main file apps, Directory Opus and XYPlorer, and FJ behaves the same as with Windows Explorer, without issue. The only thing (as I mentioned above) is that FJ always opens the new folder in Windows Explorer. I'm using Windows 7 x64.

Windows 7's favorites: Yes, and these are a good first step, but FJ 1) easily builds a hierarchy, 2) allows separators and aliases, 3) works with Windows FolderBrowserDialog to search for folders (which does not itself have favorites), 4) doesn't overwhelm the left panel in the Open/SaveFileDialog as its favorites often do, 5) works the same in Windows Explorer/altenatives, in Open/SaveFileDialogs, and in FolderBrowserDialogs, 6) includes "View in Notepad," "Copy paths to Clipboard," and "Navigate to Target" on the context menu, and for me 7) opens *all* file types in Notepad. (I also have the great 010 binary Editor to open files from my file context menu)

Listary: Listary is nice, but these particular favorites features are only available, if present, in the "Pro" version (not free, and much more expensive than this promotion) (Listary does have additional search features)

I *really* like this app, it does its job very well, instantly, quietly, intuitively, and effectively. I have purchased more than one license.

Highly recommended.
May 1 2011 at 7:00am Copy Link
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Faisal Humayun My experience pretty much mirrors @ S B. I should point out however, that FJ appears to hand off the open target folder directive to whichever file manager is registered to be the main handler.

For instance, Dopus is now my primary explorer replacement (and registered to replace explorer), so it is also where all my target folders open.

I appreciate the mention of Listary. It seems very cool, and because it appeals to my techno-lust as well as holds some promise for my productivity, I'm now using the free version in conjunction with FJ. :)
May 1 2011 at 7:14am Copy Link
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Roger Thomasson @ Lost Dog

Please leave this thread open for questions or comments specific to FolderJump.

For Sunday afternoon ranting, feel free to utilize our forums:

http://www.bitsdujour.com/forums/

-r
BitsDuJour Admin - May 1 2011 at 7:19am Copy Link
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Merle One Thanks Leonid. Actually I was rather asking if FJ could remember the last used folders, even if they are not explicitely saved, so as to get back to them with the same ease of use as with favorites folders.
May 1 2011 at 7:27am Copy Link
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Leonid Belousov To Merle One: FJ does not track the user's activity so it does not remember the last used folders. But this seems a nice feature to have - I'd use it personally, so I'll put it in the wishlist, thanks :)
Belousov Software - May 1 2011 at 7:46am Copy Link
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Robert Bull One of the nice things about Listary is that it has a portable/no-install version. Please, do you plan one for FJ?
May 1 2011 at 7:48am Copy Link
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Leonid Belousov To Robert Bull: Folder Jump is a COM DLL, it cannot run by itself (as an EXE), so it has to be registered in Windows using regsvr32.exe. It's better and easier to do in an installer.
I would love COM DLLs to be simply dropped somewhere in a folder and started to work "out of the box", but this is not the way it's done in Windows with COM extensions.
Of course I can make an EXE which could be put in a folder, and it would register the DLLs on the first run, but I guess this is an overkill :)
Belousov Software - May 1 2011 at 8:09am Copy Link
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Robert Bull Thanks, Leonid.

I was hoping for a version that could be run by people who don't have installation rights on the PCs they have to use at work, or in the library/Internet cafe. Too many companies have extreme ideas on security and too little concern for ease of use...
May 1 2011 at 8:26am Copy Link
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Leonid Belousov Good point, Robert, really. But FJ needs admin rights to be installed as a shell extension and become available to Windows Explorer (and to other apps of that sort).
Belousov Software - May 1 2011 at 8:40am Copy Link
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S B @ Faisal Humayun

"FJ appears to hand off the open target folder directive to whichever file manager is registered to be the main handler."

This is a critical point (well made and well illustrated)!

I, too, like Listary but don't yet have a Pro license. Thanks to Frank Stephens for mentioning it! I just may add it, too.

Many Thanks, again, Faisal Humayun for the insights!
May 1 2011 at 8:52am Copy Link
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Leonid Belousov @ S B, Faisal Humayun
Thank you guys for the great feedback. It's very inspiring!
Belousov Software - May 1 2011 at 9:11am Copy Link
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S B @ Leonid Belousov

Many thanks for this wonderful app!
May 1 2011 at 9:39am Copy Link
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Staley The Policy states "Online license activation is required without a hardware footprint." How exactly does one activate this product? I am curious before purchasing, since if an internet connection is absolutely required... then it would be a problem in the future if I would have to reinstall it on the go on my Tablet PC.
May 1 2011 at 11:16am Copy Link
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Leonid Belousov @ Andrew Staley
You receive the activation key built-in into your installer copy. Once you've downloaded the installer, you do not need to go online.
However, FJ checks for the updates once a month, so this is when it needs the internet connection (but it's ok to be offline).
Belousov Software - May 1 2011 at 11:57am Copy Link
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Neville Franks Leonid, Are you aware of an issues with FJ hanging Windows Explorer, which I mentioned earlier and have not had an answer?
May 1 2011 at 12:08pm Copy Link
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Leonid Belousov @ Neville Franks
I've tested FJ on Win2K, WinXP, Vista, and Win7, and I've got no crashes/hangings. What is your WinXP version, build number, service pack, etc? Knowing this I could try to reproduce the issue on my side.
Belousov Software - May 1 2011 at 12:53pm Copy Link
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Neville Franks Leonid, It is Win XP Pro, Version 2002, Service Pack 3. I can't see where the build number is displayed.

If you don't have any other reports of this I wouldn't waste your time looking into it. These things happen.
May 1 2011 at 1:02pm Copy Link
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Leonid Belousov Neville, thanks for the info. I'll try to recreate this environment and see the results.
Belousov Software - May 1 2011 at 1:11pm Copy Link
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Cathy Gould Very nimble!
Request, please~could you make the icon show in the context menu? My menu is long, and items seem to be in a different order at whim. The entries with icons are SO much easier to find & use!

Thanks!
May 1 2011 at 3:39pm Copy Link
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Leonid Belousov @ Cathy Gould
Hm... There is a "Running folder" icon in the context menu. Or do you mean something different?
Belousov Software - May 1 2011 at 3:46pm Copy Link
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Leonid Belousov I really appreciate the warm feedback I received from you guys during the promo campaign. I'll review your suggestions and see if this can be added to FJ and still keep it compact and simple.

Thanks to BitsDuJour team for their remarkable efforts and support in providing this promo campaign.

I hope FJ will be still available here at a certain discount price so many other users could enjoy its useful features making their everyday work easier.
Belousov Software - May 1 2011 at 5:43pm Copy Link
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Randy Martin Installer integrity check has failed.
I'm supposed to contact you and let you know.
Please check and get back to me.
Thanks
May 3 2011 at 4:25am Copy Link
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Leonid Belousov @ Randy Martin
I have no problem with the installer integrity. It could be that the exe was corrupted during the download. How can I reproduce the issue?
Belousov Software - May 3 2011 at 4:56am Copy Link
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Randy Martin I think my AU windows didn't work right and it was "stuck"
I redownloaded that stuff and it worked fine.
May 3 2011 at 5:49am Copy Link
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Robert Chan “I noticed that Filebox Extender ( http://www.hyperionics.com/index.asp ) does a similar job. Which one is better?”
Sep 27 2011 at 11:37am Copy Link
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Leonid Belousov @ Robert Chan
* Folder Jump does more useful things (check the Features list)
* Folder Jump settings dialog is very compact and simple.
* Folder Jump puts the additional functionality into the conventional places of UI (like context menus), and does not implant extra controls into the special window areas such as titlebar.
* The Filebox Extender project has been discontinued, and FJ is not :)
Belousov Software - Sep 27 2011 at 12:19pm Copy Link
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Robert Chan Hi I just downloaded folderjump to give it a try. However, I can only have two bookmarks. (Although other folders that I have bookmarked show up in the "properties" window). Is this a limitation of the Demo?
Sep 27 2011 at 10:36pm Copy Link
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Leonid Belousov @ Robert Chan
Exactly. This is the only limitation of the free version.
Belousov Software - Sep 28 2011 at 6:42am Copy Link
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Rob Hindal Do we need to uninstall Filebox Extender before installing this?
Sep 29 2011 at 12:47am Copy Link
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VLM How does this product differ from, say, AutoDialogs or Listary?
Sep 29 2011 at 3:17am Copy Link
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Mary Wilson Decided to try this and really like it but I do have a couple of questions. First, do you have a video? I would love to see the program in action. Also, I looked to see how many computers I can put it on. Do I need one or two copies if I want to place one on my main system and the other on my laptop?
Sep 29 2011 at 5:13am Copy Link
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Jesus Perez I bought this at full price a few months ago. This software is indispensable for my every day life as a web and graphic designer. I have shortcuts to every major project I'm working on and it makes opening files a breeze. I'm particularly impressed with the way it works in so many dialog boxes. It works in save, open, export, import, Explorer...tons of places. I no longer need to spend a frustrating 5-10 seconds trying to drill down to the folder I need. It's always one right-click away. I was using free "Folder Guide" software for Windows XP before. It doesn't work with Win7, though. If you have WinXP, check Folder Guide first. I used it for years.
Sep 29 2011 at 6:22am Copy Link
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Leonid Belousov @ The Presiding Emissary for Vibrant Living Ministries and Successors
For example, Folder Jump is very compact and simple. It neither plants a non-standard button into windows' title area, nor wastes the system tray with an extra icon.
Belousov Software - Sep 29 2011 at 6:56am Copy Link
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Leonid Belousov @ Rob Hindal
FJ does not require uninstalling any software.
Belousov Software - Sep 29 2011 at 6:59am Copy Link
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James Kenney @ Robert Chan: Neither... Listary is the Best :-)
And as long as you have to install an extension anyway, you might as well have it's built in 'find as you type' search that works like "Everything Search" but just searches in the current directory for ANY part of a file name!
Sep 29 2011 at 7:04am Copy Link
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Leonid Belousov @ Mary Wilson
Sorry, no video so far, but thank you for the idea.
One license is for using at one computer at a time. You can buy two or more licenses and save. There are volume discount prices available - please click "Buy Now" and check the "Volume discount prices" link in the order page (under "Qty" and "Unit Price").
Belousov Software - Sep 29 2011 at 7:09am Copy Link
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Leonid Belousov @ James Kenney
Well I have this feature almost ready. I'm still deciding if to put it in production. You see, such a functionality requires something more than just a plugin dll. I don't want FJ to become a monster :)
Belousov Software - Sep 29 2011 at 7:14am Copy Link
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Joel Koltner At least on Windows 7, isn't a lot of this functionality redundant?

-- Windows Explorer and the standard open/file file requestors display their own "Favorite" list that lets you go to your, um, favorite folders with just a (double-) click.
-- Shift+Ctrl+right-clicking on a directory gets you an, "Open new command prompt here..." option.
-- You can just stick Notepad (or another text editor) in the "Send To..." folder and thereby easily send any file to it.

That's another mouse click or key press or two in some cases, but other than that... what does FolderJump do that Wnidows 7 alone doesn't (or doesn't easily)?
Sep 29 2011 at 8:12am Copy Link
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Leonid Belousov @ Joel Koltner
Not everybody enjoys Win7 :)

- I never use the standard Favorites feature. It is not handy for me, and as it turns out for many other people too.
- Does it let opening command prompt in admin mode?
- Does it let editing a file in admin mode?
Belousov Software - Sep 29 2011 at 8:48am Copy Link
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VLM Well, it's difficult to do much with the demo version, because it is limited to 2 bookmarks. Would be better if one could make, say, a half dozen. Still small enough to prevent abuse, but also large enough to try in several applications.

One BIG difference I notice: In an Open or Save As dialog, Favorites appears at the top of the list. It scrolls off and does not appear in a right-click menu. Folder Jump does appear in a right-click menu and so remains accessible without scrolling to top. Unless I am missing something.

I have not yet figured out how to assign a shortcut to my Folder Jump favorite. Hmnn....
Sep 29 2011 at 9:22am Copy Link
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Leonid Belousov @ The Presiding Emissary etc etc etc

May be one day I will let making 3 or 4 bookmarks :)

I'm not sure about "a shortcut to my Folder Jump favorite". Do you want a shortcut to FJ properties dialog on your Desktop?

The order of the commands in right-click menus is controlled by Windows. Otherwise every plugin would be pushing their commands to the top of the list :)

What shortcuts would you like to have?
Belousov Software - Sep 29 2011 at 10:01am Copy Link
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VLM Really Leonid, don't be so fearful. No one is going to steal your app because you let them make 6 shortcuts instead of 2. But they WILL be able to create and see a small hierarchy, which would be most informative to some. Look through the prospective user's eyes. :)

Regarding shortcuts, I suppose what I want is what Listary already provides: a user-defined shortcut to each and every favorite. For example, if I have a folder somewhere called "Information Technologies", then I might like to create a shortcut such as

ctrl-winkey-I

that will take me to this folder. The last thing in the world I want is yet another application that binds me to a mouse.

Make sense?

James, thanks for calling my attention back to Listary. I've had it sitting, waiting to install, since the AutoDialogs promo. Now I've begun using it ... and it's TERRIFIC!!! And the support is great, too, even for the free version.

BDJ ... Suggest you get Listary Pro on here!!!!! :):):)
Sep 29 2011 at 10:46am Copy Link
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Leonid Belousov @ The Presiding Emissary etc etc etc
You have a point. I'm going to play with the number of shortcuts in the menu.

Regarding the keyboard shortcuts, I'm not a keyboard guy but it could be a useful feature to have.
Belousov Software - Sep 29 2011 at 11:19am Copy Link
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VLM LOL Leonid. I ALWAYS have a point. Whether it is a GOOD point is another matter, of course. :):)

Shortcuts, yes, I believe the world is divided into 2 groups, those who are more mouse-oriented and those who have destroyed their wrists using a mouse and/or are productivity-oriented, and who therefore greatly prefer shortcuts. I'm in group #2.

Shortcuts are DEFINITELY faster!!! Much like speech recognition (e.g., Dragon NaturallySpeaking) is MUCH faster than typing. And shortcuts exercise the mind more, too!! :)
Sep 29 2011 at 11:35am Copy Link
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Leonid Belousov @ The Presiding Emissary etc etc etc
He he, everybody has a point :) Well, and one more good point from you: if BDJ will promote Listary and HC, I will be making comments there to advertise Folder Jump :)

Hey, I've been using mouse since last century and my wrists are fine. What am I doing wrong? :)

I know shortcuts are faster, but I almost never use them. The only exception is the F1 shortcut. Anyway, I'll think about it.
Belousov Software - Sep 29 2011 at 12:03pm Copy Link
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Roger Thomasson @ Presiding

Regarding HotKey Commander, I'd definitely recommend utilizing our suggestion page if you'd like to see a title on Bits. This gets it in our database, which makes it much more likely for us to remember to follow up :-)

http://www.bitsdujour.com/suggest

Best!

-r
BitsDuJour Admin - Sep 29 2011 at 12:10pm Copy Link
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Rob Hindal @ Leonid Belousov

I'm with you on using the mouse. It has always been easier and faster for me than the keyboard.

I just ordered your program. It would be nice to have the option to use it on my main computer and laptop using the same license, though.
Sep 29 2011 at 12:38pm Copy Link
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VLM Roger, oops ... sorry! Will do right now.
Sep 29 2011 at 1:14pm Copy Link
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Ennovy @The Presiding Emissary for Vibrant Living Ministries and Successors:

Hotkey Commander looks great but it is abandonware
Sep 29 2011 at 8:51pm Copy Link
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VLM Thanks Peter ... I'm curious, how do you know this?
Sep 29 2011 at 9:17pm Copy Link
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Rob Hindal @ Leonid Belousov

A "shortcut to FJ properties dialog on your Desktop" would be an excellent addition to FolderJump. It would make manually adding links a lot easier and easy to get at.
Sep 29 2011 at 9:25pm Copy Link
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Ennovy @The Presiding Emissary for Vibrant Living Ministries and Successors

Installed the trial version of HC. Latest version is 2 years old and it doesn't support Windows 7.
Sep 29 2011 at 9:29pm Copy Link
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Leonid Belousov @ Rob Hindal

Create a shortcut, and give it this command line:

C:\Windows\System32\rundll32.exe "%PATH_TO_FJ%\FolderJump%XX%.dll",Configure

Where
%PATH_TO_FJ% is the FJ installation folder
%XX% is 32 or 64, that is one of the FJ dlls.
Belousov Software - Sep 30 2011 at 7:30am Copy Link
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VLM Thanks Peter, you were more observant than I. :) However, I did write off to their tech support about something, and I did receive a reply within a reasonable time frame. (same day) The issue is still under discussion and relates to Win 7 compatibility ... will update!
Sep 30 2011 at 8:08am Copy Link
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Ennovy Thanks in advance!
Sep 30 2011 at 8:35am Copy Link
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Rob Hindal @ Leonid Belousov

Thank you, sir. Works like a charm. ;)
Sep 30 2011 at 5:13pm Copy Link
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Tomas Barth I myself use 6 computers as I live in 2 countries and I have 3 computers in each country.
Do I need to buy 6 licenses, or is only 1?
Feb 10 2012 at 7:39am Copy Link
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William Tattors how many of mu pc's can i use it on?
Feb 10 2012 at 7:42am Copy Link
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Leonid Belousov @ William Tattors
It is licensed 1 copy per computer.
Belousov Software - Feb 10 2012 at 8:17am Copy Link
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Leonid Belousov @ Tomas Barth
You need to buy 6 licenses.
Belousov Software - Feb 10 2012 at 8:19am Copy Link
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William Tattors clarification please, I have desktop , notebook and netbook; ONE License? Right. Final Answer...
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Leonid Belousov @ William Tattors
The final answer in your case is 3 licenses, as you are going to use FJ on three your computers.
It is like when you buy Windows OS, you buy a license for every computer you have, right?
Belousov Software - Feb 10 2012 at 9:28am Copy Link
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William Tattors thanks, fella, just got my 1st copy up and running, love it, buying number 2, now
Feb 10 2012 at 10:48am Copy Link
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Leonid Belousov @ William Tattors
Enjoy! :)
Belousov Software - Feb 10 2012 at 10:53am Copy Link
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William Tattors Sort of lacking that shareit rejects free email addresses, is this the 90's? or what.... have to think this cuts down on sales.... maybe a more direct connection to paypal would be better.... just saying....
Feb 10 2012 at 11:20am Copy Link
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Leonid Belousov @ William Tattors
Hmm... They are so strict on fraud protection... I'll think of paypal option. Thanks for heads up!
Belousov Software - Feb 10 2012 at 11:33am Copy Link
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William Tattors yea, fraud protection is important, do doubt. But I do not know many people who do not use a free internet address. I would guess you have lost lots of sales with this hurdle. Man, I love this lil diddy you did..... where has it been all my life?
Feb 10 2012 at 12:05pm Copy Link
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DiggerP E. Hi,
@ William Tatters,
ShareIt -redirects to secure.element5 and they do have the option to pay via Paypal.
I use a Gmail address (free) and never had problems with ShareIt, Element5 or Paypal. ( as in paying via PayPal through ShareIt)

@ Leonid,
On your page there is already an option to use PayPal,so not sure
why to add direct Paypal. ShareIt offers many options for payment.
Feb 10 2012 at 12:11pm Copy Link
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Leonid Belousov @ DiggerP E.
True, they do have Paypal, but they (share-it) ask for an email anyway. I guess they do a complex security check based not only on the email, but IP, etc., whatever they could collect.
Belousov Software - Feb 10 2012 at 12:18pm Copy Link
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Leonid Belousov @ William Tattors
"Man, I love this lil diddy you did..... where has it been all my life?"

This should be put on the FJ webpage as a testimonial! May I? :)
Belousov Software - Feb 10 2012 at 12:21pm Copy Link
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William Tattors Leo Belo, sure, use it; One more question; My desktop is soon to be retired, if I buy the 3rd for it, can I transfer to a replacement PC in future?
Feb 10 2012 at 1:21pm Copy Link
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Leonid Belousov @ William Tattors
Thank you!
Sure you can remove FJ from one computer and install on another one.
Belousov Software - Feb 10 2012 at 1:28pm Copy Link
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Gonzo According to the Policy tab in this page, the software is licensed per user. According to the conversation, it is licensed per computer.
My question is:
1-Which one is it?
2-Or is it both? (ie. each person using this will have to buy one license, even when using on the same computer)
Feb 10 2012 at 6:20pm Copy Link
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Patrick R Has the license type changed?

An early reply of the developer said user license.

"Leonid Belousov Hi Robert,
Yes, you can install a copy of the software at home and at work, provided that this software is licensed to you and not *used* concurrently."
Feb 10 2012 at 11:45pm Copy Link
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Leonid Belousov @ Gonzo, Patrick R
The license is granted to the user. One license allows to install one copy of FolderJump.
If you want to use FJ at your home computer and at work, you need 2 licenses.
"Not used concurrently" means that you can have 1 license and use FJ in several places given that at any time FJ is installed only on 1 computer and removed from the others.
Belousov Software - Feb 11 2012 at 1:13am Copy Link
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Patrick R Too expensive and restrictive for me. I have 6 personal computers which I use one at a time and don't like to uninstall a program. Not used concurrently in my opinion means using a program by one named user not concurrent (at the same time when turned on!) on different devices without the hassle of uninstalling it each time. These restrictions are nice for a user which has one or two devices but not more like me.
Feb 11 2012 at 7:01am Copy Link
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Gonzo Thanks for clarifying.

As Patrick said, this is too restrictive a license, not only for me, but for most home users.
I'm sure many more people will buy the app if you allow 1 license to be installed (at the same time) in at least 2 computers (most home users have 2 computers), even if you restrict the usage to 1 at a time.
Just saying; not trying to be rude or tell you how to run your business.
Feb 11 2012 at 8:56am Copy Link
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Steven Compton is there an hot key function in it.
Jul 1 2012 at 9:39am Copy Link
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Diego SEO I use several computers and virtual machines so this is not for me. Thanks for the offer anyhow.
Jul 1 2012 at 1:56pm Copy Link
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Leonid Belousov @ Steven Compton
In Windows Explorer:
WinMenu button (for context menu) - F (for FolderJump submenu) - First letter of a menu item
Belousov Software - Jul 1 2012 at 9:53pm Copy Link
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Erik TS I can't download trial version from http://www.mastercluster....-Setup.exe because Avira prevent me from opening the site and mark it as Malware.
Jul 2 2012 at 8:57pm Copy Link
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Faisal Humayun Have it. Love it. Use it all the time. Price point is outstanding. Glad to see FJ re-featured.
Jul 2 2012 at 9:13pm Copy Link
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Glen Hilton Leonid, unable to complete checkout.

! We cannot accept free e-mail addresses, such as "hotmail.com", for orders using the payment type you selected. Please enter a different e-mail address or change the payment type.

Sharit Site
If the software publisher accepts free e-mail addresses without restrictions, you are welcome to use one.

Well is the problem with BDJ, Belousov Software or Sharit.? Used both PayPal and Standard card payment without sucess. Is there a solution.? Thanks.
Jul 2 2012 at 10:49pm Copy Link
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Leonid Belousov @ Erik TS
Do not trust everything your antivirus tells you :)
But thanks for the alert, I'll try to contact Avira and see why do they flag my FJ.
Belousov Software - Jul 2 2012 at 11:55pm Copy Link
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Leonid Belousov @ Glen Hilton
This is Shareit's restriction on using public email addresses.
Btw sent you an email.
Belousov Software - Jul 3 2012 at 12:04am Copy Link
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Glen Hilton Leonid, you may wish to contact Vipre as well. I had to shut it down to download your app due to a block on your site. '

Re Share-it issue
Just purchased a licence for Helium MM through Share-it with no problems at all.
Jul 3 2012 at 12:22am Copy Link
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