I guess I should be more specific - I'm not trying to create a NEw folder. I
want to add to the SHORTCUTS that are all the way to the left in the dialog.
They are large icons - not the yellow folders. (To see what I mean, open Word
and save a document. You will see the vertical strip of large icons down the
left side of the dialog box.)

-Dom

"brie@cheezwhiz.com" wrote:

> On Mon, 26 Nov 2007 10:43:02 -0800, Domenick
> <Domenick@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote:
>
> >I want to be able to add a folder to the Save As... dialog box for ALL of my
> >applications. I can do this in office by using the Add to Favorite Places
> >option. How can I add my own folder to the standard Windows dialog so that
> >its icon shows up with the others (Desktop, Computer, Network, etc.)? I'm
> >assuming this will involve some sort of registry setting. Is the procedure
> >the same for all versions of Vista? How about for XP?
> >
> >Thanks.
>
> It's basically the same procedure to do what you want for both Vista
> and XP. The major difference is that in XP you have a New Folder
> button on the Save As dialog tool bar. In Vista, just navigate to the
> drive (or location) where you want to save the file, right-click in
> the files area on the right and choose New | Folder. Name the new
> folder, press Enter to set the name, and voila, the new folder is
> available in the list on the left. (It is also automatically opened;
> view the path in the address bar.)
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