Brian, 
I like your method and I'm using it now. My question; I used to have
my Places bar pop up automatically beside any filedialog. It would
create the list showing the names of each item instead of the paths.
When I show the same list using your "D" button, it shows full paths
and not the names. How can I get it to show the name of the item
instead of the path it represents?

Thanks, 
Ed

--- In [email protected], BWMarcotte <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> > I've been trying the Favorite folders lists (excellent) and
> > would like to have another way of accessing this.
> 
> > With every open/save dialog, there is the question mark button
> > in the upper right corner - it would be nice to add additional
> > functionality to this button (ie. allow for a definition of
> > right clicking it to open the favorite folders).
> 
> Well, I use something similar - I create a button which shows the
> letter D next to the question mark and if I click on that it opens my
> favorites list.  Ini file export below for button show:
> (note: LParam1 wrapped onto 2 lines so if you save this to import,
> unwrap that line first.)
> 
> [ShowXDir:Properties]
> FontName = MS Sans Serif
> FontInfo = Bold Size: 8
> Format1 = Position: RightCaption
> Format2 = MaxText: 531
> Format3 = Flat TopMost AllVDesks 3DFrame AutoShowBar
> Format4 = TextCenter BarSize
> 
> [1]
> Label = *Format Context Filedialog
> Format = Width: 24 HideItem
> LCmd1 = *Format
> LParam1 = Context Explorer1,Explorer2,Filedialog,
> =search,Save*,Extract *,=Pablo Commander, Wildfile*
> MCmd1 = (none)
> RCmd1 = (none)
> 
> [2]
> Label = D
> LCmd1 = *Menu
> LParam1 = ShowAtButton XDir
> MCmd1 = (none)
> RCmd1 = (none)
> 
> [3]
> Label = *Format EndContext
> Format = back: 0 0 0 Height: 10 Width: 24 HideItem
> LCmd1 = *Format
> LParam1 = EndContext
> MCmd1 = (none)
> RCmd1 = (none)
> 
> -- 
> Best regards,
>  Brian Marcotte
> 
> Using The Bat! v3.0.2.10 on Windows 2000 5.| 0 Build 2195 Service Pack 4





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