vFolder is a virtual folder where you can copy/move your files. It gives you fast and easy access to them.
You can download it from temporary link here and you been able to download from albeik's site in the future (http://www.yzdocklets.com).
Have fun
GAngel
Suggestions/comments/bugs?
Work when the path is c:\, but it stop working when I changed the path c:\downloads\, and if I remove the docklet Yzdock crash.
Keep up!
@bluebyt: hmm weird, i use H:\tmp\ and it works; i tested for another paths and everything was ok
How i wrote v0.2 would be soon and i hoped i fixed bugs
@bluebyt: i checked it and it worked for all drives and directory
only create directory doesn't work when you use subdirectory (c:\tmp\downloads\)
i'll try to fix it
Sorry if I seem to be asking a **** question or something, most of the time I would just download this thing and try it for myself, but I really am curois as to WHAT this docklet does. You say that it creates a "Virtual Folder"... so in essence, the docklet creates a temp folder of where you can store anything? Also, do the files within this fake folder stay even after a re-start or will it empty and forget? Thanks for all of you time, and either way, its a great work for you to be making docklets!
I've been using this docklet and it's useful and all, but whats the difference between the docklet and putting a folder on the dock?
@TheRaginAsian: this docklet creates real folder with path witch you give it in .INI file. It doesn't delay any files even after reboot computer. You can co/move files there by drag&drop. Virtual folder it's only a name that's all.
@Ludge: now in v0.1 it's zero deference betwean vFolder and folder on the dock. But in v0.2 it'll be additional file where you been able to specify files types and directories where this files should be copy/move.
Eg. Documents: .txt,.doc;
All TXT and DOC files will be copy/move to Documents folder
GAngel
Originally posted by GAngel@Jul 27 2003, 03:20 PM@TheRaginAsian: this docklet creates real folder with path witch you give it in .INI file. It doesn't delay any files even after reboot computer. You can co/move files there by drag&drop. Virtual folder it's only a name that's all.
@Ludge: now in v0.1 it's zero deference betwean vFolder and folder on the dock. But in v0.2 it'll be additional file where you been able to specify files types and directories where this files should be copy/move.
Eg. Documents: .txt,.doc;
All TXT and DOC files will be copy/move to Documents folder
GAngel
OT man your sig cracks me up, the looks on those guys faces AHAHHAHAHA
@TheRaginAsian and Ludge:
You can create shortcut folder on Y'z Dock. However, it doesn't allow you to drag files to it to copy or move to that folder. So the solution is this vFolder docklet.
What it does is after you configure it to point to any folder on your computer, you can then drag files to it and do a copy or move to that folder.
Thanks albeik for help. I've never used folder on dock and that's why i thought it's no diference betwean them. Now i'll be remember 
Thanks :own:
@GAngel:
Your docklet works great. I have some suggestions for you. This is my TODO list for developing vFolder, but didn't have the time to work on it.
- Ability to store more than 1 folder
- Ability to select a folder via a menu without the need to restart the docklet
- Add Keyboard keys while dragging to indicate a copy/move.
Dragging + Shift Key --> move
Dragging + Ctrl Key --> copy
- Ability to add/remove folders via a dialog window without the need to restart the docklet (and update the INI file as well)
- Ability to update the INI file with the correct icon when I change the docklet icon using the "Property of Dock item..." selection from the menu
- Adding a progress bar under the icon indicating % complete of copying or moving
Thats all and Great Job so far! :own:
I don't know why, but I changed the folder and it work now!
ohhh ok, thank you very much for explaining all this to me. It sounds like a really great Idea and Im infact all for it! Thank you for this great docklet! And trust me, Albiek's on the ball with any docklet he makes, so his suggestions and stuff should help you out really well! thanks!
@albeik: good list, i was thinking about some of this ideas too, give me a time and i'll add all of them to vFolder
Take care (Y)
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