Is there a way to get Spring loaded folders (from Mac, obviously) in Explorer or Aquafinder or something else. I love this feature and its a shame windows doesnt have it.
In case someone doesnt know what spring loaded folders are:
When you are draging a file in Finder if you leave the file on a folder, the folder will pop open, making file moving and navigation easy.
Thanks.
Yes, it's already possible with SpringFolders available off of the Object Desktop network. It will let you adjust the folder spring time, whether or not to spring the trash can, whether it should close all folders once an object is moved or copied, etc. I find it very useful actually.
Thanks. Unfortunatly I dont have Object Desktop (im really broke).
Maybe someone else knows of a standalone program. Ill do some more research, but thanks anyway.
Check your email
and check yours.
what happened?
To my knowledge SpringFolders was a free standalone product before it was bundeled with ObjectDesktop...
I have an older standalone version (I can't remember where I got it) but just in case I wasn't about to post a link here.
As with most every StarDock app, they had a life before the corporation. DesktopX was VDE, ObjectBar was Macvision, and so on.
The app you are refering to may fall into the same line as the other apps Stardock has swallowed...meaning, freely available. VDE is still avaiable, free on the web, as is alot of the pre-Stardock apps.
I say, email frogboy@stardock.com and ask him.
P.S. This post is not intended flame stardock.
Thing is being free doesn't make them better. Especially since they are old and outdated. But if you feel they give you the features you want, more power to you.
I'll do that. They make a good product and I don't want to be distributing something I'm not supposed to.
Thanks for the info!
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