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Vista Powertoys!
Last post 05-01-2008, 2:59 AM by vistawiz. 44 replies.
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AnXa
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When you are at it upgrade "virtual desktop manager tool" and "open command window here".. Both these features come with OpenSource OS automaticly featured... LMAO... And oh, Apple OSX 10.5 is also going to feature Virtual Desktop Manager... Maybe it will put some move into you guys... :D
"I don't need your civil war, Your power hungry sellin' soldiers, In a human grocery store, Ain't that fresh, I don't need your civil war, I don't need one more war" - Guns N' Roses - Civil war
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jerrykoh
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mikehalsey_uk:For the benefit of the sweaty masses who wouldn't know how to do it otherwise. Could Vista Powertoys please include an easy way to change a user's Documents, Pictures, Music, Videos etc folders? It's always a good idea to keep your data seperate from your main OS just for data security.
This is also built in to Vista now (though not in one singular interface, which i believe we have a powertoy in the works on, no promises). - Start Menu | <username>
- right click a green folder (yes it only works on green folders)
- select properties
- select location tab
- point that location to the place you want
- hit move
you are now redirected! note that in the <username> folder, there will be no change, but when you hit music from that folder, it will auto-magically go to that new location. note that you have to use "move" instead of copy, as copy will result in 2 music folders, one green, one not.
Jerry Koh Lead PM, First Experience, Logon, and Profiles Windows Shell Team
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AnXa
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Joined on 09-23-2006
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benbetz:The "Open command window here" functionality is included by default - you just have to hold SHIFT when you Rt. Click for it to appear in the context menu. You'll also get the "Copy as path" command on items if you do a SHIFT+Rt. Click.
Thank you so much! I didn't know about that.
"I don't need your civil war, Your power hungry sellin' soldiers, In a human grocery store, Ain't that fresh, I don't need your civil war, I don't need one more war" - Guns N' Roses - Civil war
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cbhacking
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Joined on 10-24-2006
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For a really nice Windows image viewer/resizer/editor, Irfanview is a great tool. I agree though; I can't wait to see the new Vista PowerToys. Some of those really ought to ship with the OS, IMHO. Virtual desktops anybody? I mean, Vista already uses a Virtual Desktop for UAC prompts, right? Well, what if those were user-accessible... genuine desktop switching, a la BSD/Linux/OS X/every single other graphical OS out there. That said, even the option to simulate desktops by restoring and minimizing windows in groups would be nice.
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Spooky
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Joined on 11-12-2006
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I thought DpiScaling was disabled by default upon install? Windows Registry Editor Version 5.00 [HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows\DWM] "UseDPIScaling"=dword:00000000 Karl:powertoys/shell tweaks I would like to see: - proper analog view scaling in explorer (get details view with larger thumbs..etc)
- virtual desktops, using DWM's thumbnails for some fancy goodness
- shell image tagging support extended
- option to disable DWM's dpi scaling. For non-dpi-aware apps, I'll just take it smaller, rather than fuzzy and ugly and illegible!
- how about some cool window management extension that allows us to rotate the DWM's 3D planes in 3D space?
- better text editor, with Microsoft Word document and PDF reading support (its shameful that Apple's TextEdit.App supports .doc but no bundled Windows app does!)
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