[help]i'm Looking For Some Kinda App..

A while ago, someone mentionned something about the open dialog control

Lets say i wanna open a file, well in the open dialog, i get a couple of icons on my left, MY Documents, MY Computer, My Recent Documents and so on...

I don't know why but they don't all fit in the window so i'd like to know if there's a way to remove the My recent Documents icon since i don't use this one...

Anybody knows what i'm talking about???? Heeeelp!!! :cry:

#63495

That is referred to as the Places bar. You can download TweakUI. It allows you to choose what folders you want to have in the Places bar. I think there's a registry hack for that as well.

#63498

yeah, i know about this, it gets on my nerves too!!!

Its always my computer that ends up being hidden!!!!

ANy clues people?

Cheers

Seph

edit: check this out i think it might do the trick

#63520

ok, try this:

get tweakui and select the first four folders you want to use.

For the fifth folder you have to write the path to a folder with a really long name, but this folder must really be created somewhere on your disk, doesnt matter where just as long as it has a long name (about 20-30 characters with a few spaces)

close tweakui and now your open dialog should display four folders and the fifth one is hidden and only to be seen if you enlarge the dialog

btw i have my icons set to size 48

ok let me know if this works

edit: doesnt work with office though

#63522

and what about the MRU folder whioch is usually the first one?

it seems that were just making it scroll down by putting a long name, so if i use it on MRU folder its going to make everything scroll down... and MRU would still show... right?

Ive managed to remove it in office with this

Open your registry and find the key below, where [version] is the Office version number ("9.0" for Office 2000 and "10.0" for Office XP).

Below this key is a series of sub-key representing the items on the Places Bar. Open each item you want to hide and add a new DWORD value named "Show" and set it to "0" to hide that item.

Registry Settings

User Key: [HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Microsoft\Office\[version]\Common\Open Find\

Places\StandardPlaces]

Value Name: Show

Data Type: REG_DWORD (DWORD Value)

Value Data: (0 = hide, 1 = show)

#63523

Thanks guys, i went the easy way and downloaded TweakUI|

#63997

Hey man, would you save my ass and share tweakUI with me? i tried to download it form Microsoft, but it only works with sp1.. and i dont have sp1!

Has anyone got a non sp1 version?!

Cheers

Seph

#64001

Sorry man got sp1 too

#64856