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Of course you know how to make shortcuts to folders, but the shortcut
function has changed little since the days of Windows 95. SnapFolders
helps you create faster, more powerful shortcuts. Instead of forcing
all shortcuts to open the target folder in a folder window, SnapFolders
gives you the choice of having shortcuts open Explorer windows with the
target folder either selected or as the root folder. SnapFolders'
shortcuts automatically appear on the Start Menu; from there, you can
copy, move, rename, or delete them.
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http://www.pcworld.com/downloads/fil...d,24158,00.asp