[Shiori]

do you guys know of a faster way to create new folders in a window other than right-clicking, then select new....you know the drill.

so, any ideas?

 

[kairi00]

Open up command prompt, and type "md directory-name"

I don't know of any faster way.

 

[Shiori]

i don't wanna go to command prompt...im too lazy. i'd like to work within the GUI.

 

[Xeven]

you're doomed!

 

[Ryos]

I think there are programs for creating numerous folders at once on downloads.com. Uh...other than that, you have to go with monotonous folder making. It's not like they take ALL that much time to make.

 

[kairi00]

Originally posted by Keiichi
i don't wanna go to command prompt...im too lazy. i'd like to work within the GUI.

Sheesh.... *grumble* lazy bum *grumble*... heheeh j/k

Want me to write you a little program that helps you with that? heheeh

 

[Nightmare]

Originally posted by Keiichi
do you guys know of a faster way to create new folders in a window other than right-clicking, then select new....you know the drill.

so, any ideas?

You need a faster way to create a folder!!!??? Oh MY GOD!!!

 

[Shiori]

Re: Re: creating new folders....

Originally posted by Nightmare



You need a faster way to create a folder!!!??? Oh MY GOD!!!

^_^;; and what's wrong with that?

 

[cluthu]

There's always Alt-F, W, F.

 

[Shiori]

yeah, it IS a faster way....thanks man.

 

[CD]

Directories.

 

[Xenomorph]

You can make directory in MS-DOS when you type
MD <FOLDER NAME>

A LOT faster than in windows... of course, there's problems with long names...

 

[SimonMallion]

Why not create a batch file containing:

md name1
md name2
md name3
md name4

as save the file as 'make.bat' in the folder/directory where you want your subfolders/subdirectories made, then type make in that folder, then hit enter. (or double-click make.bat in windows explorer)

 

[Shiori]

The GUI, dudes. THE GUI!!! i hate command lines.

...do you notice that when you're saving something to disk, there's thos little button that says "make new folder"? wish there was one in IE too.