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What is Piles for Windows
Piles for Windows create simple list, easily launched from taksbar, containing recently used files from selected folder, and helps you quickly access you newest downloads, documents you worked on lately and any other files you use often. Piles for Windows is based of excellent idea of Stacks for Mac OS X - and implements it a Windows way. Simple and easy to use Using Piles for Windows is very easy - only two clicks are needed to access recently modified files. Piles for Windows work best when pinned to windows Taskbar - program is designed to be an alternative way of pinning directories. It lets you quickly open recently changed files, but also is capable of easily opening whole directory. It's completely free
If you like it, however, we would be glad if you could donate a small sum to help future developement. |
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Piles
for Windows simplifies access to recently modified files in any directory you
select. Access newest files with two clicks!
Piles
for Windows is completely free! With no hidden costs, ads and requirements,
even for commercial use!Features
 Easy access to recent files Piles for Windows simplifies access to recently modified files in any directory you select. Access newest files with two clicks!
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 Windows 7 integration Piles for Windows intergrates with with Windows 7 features like new Takbar, and looks like a part of it! |
 No learning curve Using Piles for Windows is very simple - interface is very simple, polished and Windows-like! |
 Add any directory You can create Pile from any directory - there are no limits! |
 Shell integration Piles for Windows integrate with Windows Explorer context menu - you can easily create pile from directory directrly from Windows Explorer! |
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Usage
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Basic usage To open a pile, click on it's icon in Taskbar (remember to pin it first!). Pile will open just above icon, and allow you access 13 recently modified files in selected directory. Clicking on any item in the list will open selected file in associated program - just as it would open if you double-clicked it in Windows Explorer. |
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Creating new Pile (method 1) To create new pile: |
Creating new Pile (method 2) To create new pile: |
Delete a Pile To delete a pile: |
Integrate with Windows Explorer To integrate Piles with Windows Explorer: |
Remove Windows Explorer integration To remove Piles integration: |
Updating Piles for Windows To update Piles for Windows: |
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Please remember that Piles for Windows is still in developement, and you may encounter some bugs. If you do, please contact me at: rughalt @ dragonshorn.info Piles for Windows is provided free of charge. However, if you like it, please consider small donation. |
Requirements Windows 7 Support You can ask questions, post bugs and feature requests in dedicated forums: Awards
 Press/web coverage Lifehacker - Piles for Windows Puts Recently Changed Files on the Taskbar
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