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what version of open office are you using?

The current code works fine for me using the version 2.0 beta.

I use 1.1.4 final. I was waiting for 2.0 to get more stable.

I just realised that I still have 1.1.4 installed, and the script works in that version as well, so I'm not sure what would be causing the script to not work for you.

No idea. In any case, it works everywhere else where it is supposed to, including MSOffice word. Perhaps it is because I am using the spanish version?

actually, I had chosen to replace normal open/save with openoffice ones.

I assume thats an option somewhere in OpenOffice?

I'll try and find it in mine, and see what happens

I turned on the openoffice dialogs, but I'm afraid there isn't enough info available via window spy for me to make the required changes. the only thing window spy seems to be able to determine about the openoffice dialogs is the class. It will take someone with a bit more than my meager knowledge to adapt the script for the openoffice dialog I'm afraid.

For the moment, if you really want want ot use the easy acces script, I guess you will have to go back to the normal dialogs.

Did so, thank you!

great script, thx

FavoritFolders.exe


and sendf.exe


"dateidownload" is in german os
with sendf.exe you can link to progs like notepad.exe

oh, sorry
sendf.exe

Great script, the only problem is thet with it I'm getting mouse slowdowns sometime, like using flash sites... Anyone know the reason??

If the CPU is under heavy load, any script that uses mouse hotkeys might cause mouse cursor lag. A possible workaround is to increase the priority of the script by putting the following line near the top:

Process, Priority, , High

This issue was also added to the FAQ not too long ago.

I changed mine to use a modified version of my foldermenu function. With that you can have sub folders in the shortcuts directory that show up as sub menus on the favorites menu. Quite nice, and a fairly easy change to make.

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That is great! Now, where would that script be?

May I suggest some small extension/update of this great script?
; - Formally define desired directory explorer/editor
; - Use the defined explorer to run in the fall-through case
; - use the defined explorer to edit the favorites folder

Here's my adaptation:
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