Set Places Utility

[darkrats]

The "Set Places" utility allows you to customize the open/save dialog box,
with up to 10 locations. Are there any similar programs that have a greater
than 10 location limit?

 

[Diane Poremsky [MVP]]

The places bar is limited based on the office version - it has nothing to do
with the places bar utility.

http://www.poremsky.com/p/places_bar.htm

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[darkrats]

Thanks for the link.
The information in regards to Office XP is good.

Does Office 2003 have the ability to edit the places bar built-in, or do I
still need a third-party utility?

The places bar is limited based on the office version - it has nothing to
do with the places bar utility.

http://www.poremsky.com/p/places_bar.htm

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Author, Teach Yourself Outlook 2003 in 24 Hours
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The "Set Places" utility allows you to customize the open/save dialog
box, with up to 10 locations. Are there any similar programs that have a
greater than 10 location limit?

 

[Bob Buckland ?:-\)]

Hi Darkrats,

You can modify the places bar from from File=>Open in
Office XP (2002 apps) or Office 2003 without a utility.

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Thanks for the link.
The information in regards to Office XP is good.

Does Office 2003 have the ability to edit the places bar built-in, or do I
still need a third-party utility? >>
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I hope this helps you,

Bob Buckland ?
MS Office System Products MVP

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