When you hover the tab icon you see the list of items in a Hover Box (depending on the settings under Configuration | Information | File Info Tips & Hover Box | Show Hover Box): That is IF those contents are files or folders, or textual paths of files or folders. Now you can use this tab to have a quick peek at the current clipboard contents. Make a new tab (View | Tab | New Tab), set its location (View | Tab | Relocate Tab.) to vi:, set its View to Large Tiles (View | Views | Large Tiles (192x192)), and lock it (View | Tab | Lock Location). Showing the clipboard contents as Virtual Folder Here is another example with the corresponding real path vi: //"12 Down". Note that "Downloads" is a valid file path (a so-called special path in this case). The latest 12 files in the Downloads folder. It will always show you just the 12 latest additions to the Download folder, without messing with your folder tree: You often visit the Downloads folder but only to check out the latest downloads? Define a new tab and point it to vi: //"12 Down". The latest 6 images present in the current folder. This Virtual Folder definition makes it show the latest 6 images in the current folder, latest by Last Modified date: Define a new tab in the way described above and point it to vi: //"6 Latest".
Only interested in the new stuff? Virtual Folders will collect it for you. See how convenient this can be, how game-changing? Virtual Folders by date The WEBP files present in the current folder. The PNG files present in the current folder. The next tab was made in a similar way, now pointing to vi: //"PNG Tiles". Note that the //"JPEG Tiles" part defines the caption of the tab. The JPEG files present in the current folder. Now you can use this tab to take a quick look at JPEG files in the current folder: Now using the variable you can extract subsets of file items by name patterns.įor example, to show all and only the JPEG files present in the current folder: Make a new tab (View | Tab | New Tab), set its location (View | Tab | Relocate Tab.) to vi: //"JPEG Tiles", set its View to Large Tiles (View | Views | Large Tiles (192x192)), and lock it (View | Tab | Lock Location). The current folder used in the following examples. Our current folder and source list is this (the folder tree is hidden to focus on the relevant areas): Showing subsets of the current folder contents as Virtual Folder See the Help file for many more details and examples. Everything that follows this prefix is a Virtual Folder definition. A revolutionary new concept thatĪdds a number of interesting possibilities to your file management.
And it’s super fastīecause almost no file system browsing is involved. Nothing is created on disk, it’s all in the name. You can directly "create" such a folder by typing it into theĪddress Bar. Virtual Folders are folders where you define the content directly
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