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Doesn't fully work for me... 
- Version: 1.6.1, 12/7/2007 02:12PM PST
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nospam3
Great idea but just doesn't work for me: what I really need is the Move Item to New Folder to work and it doesn't. Contacted the author and we exchanged some email then no response at all, doesn't look good! Needs some work.
Has been great for years! Any Leopard update? - Version: 1.6.1, 11/12/2007 04:15PM PST
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unknown user--2008
This has been indispensable for years, being able to just right-click on a file and move it wherever I want, or to any of my designated favorite folders. This used to be the only game in town.
Now, there is competition with freeware Folder Glance which is similar and seems to work on Leopard fine, so perhaps the developer will update for Leopard and drop the price or make freeware.
Now, there is competition with freeware Folder Glance which is similar and seems to work on Leopard fine, so perhaps the developer will update for Leopard and drop the price or make freeware.
Pintware is back! - Version: 1.6, 11/5/2005 10:20AM PST
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Doc.
Sorry Finderpop is back in town!
Hello? 15 bucks????? - Version: 1.6, 11/5/2005 08:10AM PST
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- It's worth it & totally different
/volumes - Version: 1.5.8, 9/11/2005 02:58PM PST
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harsher
echo wrote:
>>Seems like this is the only one where, by contextual menu, you can move a >>file, navigating anywhere on your HD (all volumes) without having designated >>specific folders to move to. This is why I choose this.
Type Shft-Cmnd-G and then type /volumes, then drag the small icon from the window header to any utility you are using (i.e FolderGlance in my case), and voila, you will have access to all your volumes. You just have to do this once in your lifetime.
But if you still don't feel like doing that, because it's not gran'ma friendly, then maybe you should go ahead and pay the $15.
>>Seems like this is the only one where, by contextual menu, you can move a >>file, navigating anywhere on your HD (all volumes) without having designated >>specific folders to move to. This is why I choose this.
Type Shft-Cmnd-G and then type /volumes, then drag the small icon from the window header to any utility you are using (i.e FolderGlance in my case), and voila, you will have access to all your volumes. You just have to do this once in your lifetime.
But if you still don't feel like doing that, because it's not gran'ma friendly, then maybe you should go ahead and pay the $15.
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Navigate move to any, not just specific folders - Version: 1.5.8, 9/10/2005 12:16PM PST
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echo
Seems like this is the only one where, by contextual menu, you can move a file, navigating anywhere on your HD (all volumes) without having designated specific folders to move to. This is why I choose this.
I don't like being negative… - Version: 1.5.8, 9/10/2005 11:04AM PST
(2 of 3 users found this comment useful)
Andreas.....but as this costs money I think it only fair to prospective purchasers to tell them that the fabulous QuickAccessCM does more and is free.
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Enough - Version: 1.5.8, 9/10/2005 10:43AM PST
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harsher
FolderGlance is faster, better, and doesn't cost $15. Actually, it does what Launch Items, Move Items, Browse Volumes, Folder Contents do, without having to pay a total of $60 to this greedy developper... The party 's over kid!
overpriced - Version: 1.5.7, 7/11/2005 05:04AM PST
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Joe Heathen
You can get the same thing for free with quickaccess cm plugin
Indispensible - Version: 1.5.6, 6/2/2005 05:45AM PST
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davert
Does exactly what it claims, just like the Windows "Move to Anywhere" tweak. Saves gobs of time, causes no crashes as far as I know, easy to install and use. Can't ask for more.
