Client Folder Maker

Client Folder Maker

· v5.0 Free

Client Folder Maker utilizes a very simple approach to building custom folder sets for any job. Easily add, rename, or delete folders in the hierarchy ...

Description

Client Folder Maker utilizes a very simple approach to building custom folder sets for any job. Easily add, rename, or delete folders in the hierarchy and create new files under the folder tree. You can use any other variables in addition to, or in place of, the client name or job number, so the possibilities for personal customization are endless.

 

The hidden gem in CFM is its limitless customization of tag variables, so the possibilities for personal customization are endless. Despite its namesake, Client Folder Maker’s default presets aren’t limited to simply a “client name” or a “job number.” As long as the chosen words or phrases are surrounded in braces, you can create and use any tags you wish.

 

Among Client Folder Maker’s most useful features is its ability to import and export presets via drag-and-drop. You can drag any preset to the Desktop for setting up another machine, to save and archive, or even to email friends and colleagues. Existing presets may also be sorted in any way in the list. You can also add useful descriptions for each preset to better describe its use under different conditions.

WHAT’S NEW

Version 5.0:

Archive Folder Re-Implemented :

• The Archive Folder is now set at the Preset level (instead of globally). Now, each Preset can have its own Archive Folder set, where newly created Hierarchies will go. Or the user can merely choose their Desktop as their Archive Folder

Resizable and Modernized Window :

• Upgraded the window to use modern automatic layout, making it adapt better for localization and resizing

• The presets list now uses a source list style, and the width can be resized

• The window is now resizable horizontally as well as vertically

• Modernized the layout to eliminate old-fashioned dead space and boxes, while keeping the familiar controls

Preset-Specific Archive Folder :

• Moved the archive folder path to be preset-specific, so each preset can create folders in their own parent folder

• When adding a new preset, the