Vista - hot key for creating a new folder in Windows Explorer

Hi,

Does everyone know the hot key for creating a new folder in Windows
Explorer? The command is burried too deep in the rclick menu if you have to
create new folders very often. Or at least, if we can customize the toolbar
or anything to have an icon for creating a new folder (as in XP). Any help
is much appreciated.

JD

On Fri, 1 May 2009 11:24:27 -0700, JD wrote:
Help and search for keyboard shortcuts.

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Gene E. Bloch letters0x40blochg0x2Ecom

Hi, JD

You can do File , New, Folder

You can Alt+F, W, F

You most likely have a key on the the same row with the spacebar on your
right, it sits between the windows logo key and Ctrl key. I call it the
context key. It has an icon looks like a small context menu with an upward
pointing arrow.
Just tap the Context key ,W,F

You can _right click_ then tap the W key then the F key.

You can create a micro for a one key operation that will create a new
folder.

You can create a new folder, name it Quicknewfolder, open that folder and
create 20 or so New Folders close it. Now you can copy that folder with its
contents to any windows explorer window. You could then create a shortcut
to that folder put it on your quick launch bar or the links bar in the
navigation pane that show in windows explorer, anytime you need a new folder
Now no matter where you are just Click and grab and rename it. Kind of like
having a box of tissue in each room.

That's just a couple of ways you may be able to solve your issue. There
could be better ways that others may post later.

Good luck

H Brown


"JD" <jdt_young@xxxxxx> wrote in message
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Thank you so much for the detailed instructions. I will try them to see
which one suits my need the best. Really appreciate you for so much of your
time.

JD


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