Herman, Thanks for your reply.
What I mean by a shortcut is a Windows file system "shortcut", the thing you get when you right-mouse-drag a folder and then choose 'Create Shortcuts here'. It's a path to a folder, where the folder itself resides elsewhere in the file tree. To folks with a 'Nix background, this is known as a symbolic link. I am clear on the fact that additional (actual) folders can be created in C:\Program Files\AmiBroker\Formulas and then seen in the chart tab. What I would like is to create a shortcut in C:\Program Files\AmiBroker\Formulas which links out to a folder hierarchy located completely outside of the AmiBroker tree, leaving the AmiBroker tree for distro files. My suggestion is meant to be in accord with the general idea that multiple installs of AB (i.e. the last version, the next current version, one or more beta versions) can exist and may need to be backed up / restored, but this need not (in principle) involve the Databases, or our custom AFL. In short, I'd like to manage Databases and custom AFL outside the AB file tree, but with AB accessing them as if then were right there.
