Filed under: Software Update, Leopard
Default Folder X adds Snow Leopard Support
One of my favorite little utilities has been updated to fully support Mac OS X 10.6.1. Default Folder X makes it easy to navigate when both saving and opening files, and it has saved me constant hours of prowling around for folders where I save and open stuff. It's been particularly valuable when I'm working on a new book, because I have graphics and text strewn all over the place in folders on multiple disks. This new update also adds improved capabilities in Mac OS 10.4 and 10.5. In Snow Leopard I saw some nasty strange screen drawing anomalies, and that is now fixed with this most recent version. The developers also say there are improvements when using Final Cut Pro, QuickTime Player 7, and other applications that export files using QuickTime.
You can try the utility for free for 30 days. Otherwise it is US $34.95, or $14.95 for users of versions bought before June 1, 2007.
It's nice to see this utility updated, and while I love it dearly, it would have been so nice if more of this functionality had been built in to OS X natively. Until then, Default Folder X is a great solution for opening and saving files in a completely quick and sane manner.
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Reader Comments (Page 1 of 1)
jimmytroilo said 5:43PM on 9-15-2009
sweet! now i can upgrade my work machines
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Steve said 5:50PM on 9-15-2009
You misspelled Mac:
> One of my favorite little utilities has been updated to fully support *Max* OS X 10.6.1
Just sayin :/
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d3bruts1d said 7:27AM on 9-16-2009
Might want to check the tags on the article. ;)
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MarkA said 5:35PM on 9-16-2009
Just create a folder off ~ that contains a bunch of aliases to your important folders. Save yourself the cash.
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