If you make extensive use of Windows Explorer to move, copy and reorganize files of any type you probably find yourself either having 2 explorer windows open or jumping back and forth between folders on the tree view. If this is the case, try the free tool, Folder Box (about 2/3 of the way down the screen).
Folder Box allows you to create a second pane inside of Windows Explorer which has tab access to predefined custom folder locations. This way you can view 2 locations at one time without having to jump back and forth between windows. There is a demo available which shows you exactly how the tool works.
For power users or system admins, I can see this tool being useful for keeping quick shortcuts to common locations such as your backup folders, system32 directory and inetpub folders while standard users my keep shortcuts to your My Documents, pictures and music directories.
Another useful tool on this page is the bxNewFolder tool (3rd from the bottom). Simply put, this adds a button to your Windows Explorer toolbar for creating a new folder. Simple and useful.

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