Where does WhizFolders keep my notes?
When you create a new document with WhizFolders, it asks you to select a location and a name. By default, it selects the location as My Documents as per Microsoft guidelines. What does this mean? This...
View ArticleThe pitfalls of using “My Documents” as the location of your documents
Microsoft recommends that you put all your documents in “My Documents” folder. Hence, by default, WhizFolders selects that location when you go to create a new document. Let me describe the advantages...
View ArticleThe document list in the main window
It is important to understand that the list of documents you see in the main window of WhizFolders is just a list. It’s not a database that keeps your documents. Your documents are separate, distinct...
View ArticleWhizFolders on a portable drive
Update: This article is old. A newer article on this feature is available: http://whizfolders.com/blog/index.php/2010/01/04/portable-software/ Old article: WhizFolders 6.1 has a new menu operation on...
View ArticleMaking a portable copy of WhizFolders
In case you don’t know, you can copy the paid version of WhizFolders to a portable drive by using the Tools menu on the main window of WhizFolders. This feature has been available since version 6.1 and...
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