Tip: Add Folder to Vista Favorite Links list of

many of my friends already were using Windows Vista, when we open the "Open" or "Save As" dialog box, you'll find the name "Favorites link in the left pane "The project, but there is no folder we often visit here, if you need manual jump switching every time, it is too much trouble. Is there a way to add the folders we visit frequently to Vista's "Favorite Links" list?
Open the "Folder Options" dialog, switch to the "View" tab, in the "Advanced Settings" list box Uncheck the "Hide Protected Operating System Files (Recommended)" checkbox and select "Show hidden files and folders" to confirm it will take effect. From the Explorer, go to "C:UsersAdministratorLinks". Note that please proceed according to the account information, then open a new folder window, drag the folders that need to be accessed frequently, and then you can click on the "link" file. Creating a link automatically under the folder is actually generating a corresponding shortcut. When we open the "Open" or "Save As" dialog box, we can see the new content.
Since there are only a few shortcuts added, we can delete the corresponding content directly under the "Links" folder, without affecting the actual folder.