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Agree on all points, but I just wanted to mention that the "finding my folder" step got a lot easier for me when I noticed I could copy and paste paths. With my

Agree on all points, but I just wanted to mention that the "finding my folder" step got a lot easier for me when I noticed I could copy and paste paths. With my folder open in the explorer window, I just click in the path display box, ctrl-c, and then paste it into the save menu's path box. Much faster than clicking through a web of deeply nested folders. Although, of course, this doesn't work when some app has rolled their own save/open menu that doesn't allow for navigating directly to a pasted folder path.

Ahwleung 5y ago
To save another click, Alt+D will automatically highlight the address bar in Explorer. Works in all common internet browsers as well!
- laurent92 5y ago
  Also Ctrl+L. And probably Ctrl+K and F6, if it behaves like the browser address bar! https://superuser.com/questions/283956/chromes-omnibar-shortcut-f6-vs-alt-d-vs-ctrl-l https://superuser.com/questions/283956/chromes-omnibar-short...
mavhc 5y ago
Right, the reason to use Create New File Here is because Windows can't do drag and drop to save files into already opened windows