QuickJump | Quickly navigate to or open Windows folders
If you are working with hundreds or thousands of folders on a hard drive or a network share, QuickJump will let you access all of them in an instant. View a brief video for an example of what QuickJump can do.
What QuickJump does
- Open Windows folders with a few keystrokes.
- Quickly navigate "File Open" and "Save As" windows of any application to the right folder.
- For system administrators: QuickJump can be centrally configured and administered via Active Directory.
Give us your feedback
QuickJump is a brand new product from the TechHit Labs. Like other TechHit products, it will save you many hours every month. Unlike our other products, it works in any Windows application, not just Outlook. Early user feedback has been overwhelmingly positive. We would like to know what you think.Do you have any questions, comments, suggestions, praises, rants? We'd like to hear from you!
QuickJump System Requirements
- Windows XP, Vista or Windows 7 with the latest Service Pack.
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QuickJump is an incredible piece of software. We first tried it in combination with MessageSave and ended out using it all the time.
We are an IP firm in Canada and are dealing with more then 50,000 files each having it's own sub directory often with subdirectories. With QuickJump we can really jump into any of those sub in a flash.
QuickJump and a bit of methodology and I believe we might never need a Document Management system.
My only regret : I wish I had coded it myself.
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- Mario Fortier.
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We are an IP firm in Canada and are dealing with more then 50,000 files each having it's own sub directory often with subdirectories. With QuickJump we can really jump into any of those sub in a flash.
QuickJump and a bit of methodology and I believe we might never need a Document Management system.
My only regret : I wish I had coded it myself.
"
- Mario Fortier.
MORE USER TESTIMONIALS

