Create A Shortcut Enables You Create Shortcuts Anywhere On Your System From Context Menu (Right-Click Menu)

Posted August 18, 2010 – 4:56 pm in: Freeware

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By default, Windows allows you create a shortcut of a file/folder on desktop or in the same directory with a click. The downside is that you can’t use this feature to directly place a shortcut in some other folder or drive with a click.

You have to manually copy/move the previously created shortcut again to the desired folder. For instance, to place a shortcut of a folder named Earth in your desired location, you first need to create the shortcut in the same directory or on desktop, and then have to move it to your desired location.

Create A Shortcut is a small program that enables you create shortcut of a file or folder anywhere on your Windows with a click. Installing Create A Shortcut adds a Create A Shortcut entry to the explorer context menu, clicking on the same opens folder selection dialog so that you can browse to your desired folder to place the shortcut.

In simple words, this tool works as Copy to folder and Move to folder options present in the latest version of Windows (hold Shift key and right-click on a file/folder to see Copy to folder and Move to folder options).

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