The Quick Access items appear in a folder window's navigation pane, allowing you to visit those handy locations. You can customize the Quick Access items to keep those folders you visit frequently always accessible, removing seldom-used folders, and helping to optimize your workflow.
- [Instructor] Press the Windows + e keyboard shortcut … to bring up a File Explore window, … and you see the Quick Access folders. … Some of these items are set by Windows, … and the list of recent files is updated as you work. … But you control the items here in the Quick Access … frequent folders area. … These folders might also be duplicated … on the navigation bar, if you have that displayed as well. … To add a favorite or commonly used folder from the list, … browse to locate it. … I'll choose my Current Project folder. … Right-click on the folder, and choose Pin to Quick Access. … The folder is added. … You may see it right away, … here on the Quick Access navigation pane, … and if you don't see this pane, click the View tab, … and choose Navigation Pane, … and select this item so that it shows up. … Let's review the Quick Access list, … and here's my Current Project folder. … Now, to remove an item from the Quick Access folder, … right-click on it, and choose Unpin from Quick Access. …
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9/5/2018Skill Level Beginner
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