Start every project with the same useful structure.
Quick answer: Windows can duplicate an existing folder structure with copy and paste. To keep a reusable project starter in your right-click menu, place a folder with its starter files inside the New++ templates folder. Select it from New++ in the destination folder to create the project folder and its contents together.
For a client project, a simple starter could contain Documents and Deliverables subfolders plus a brief.txt file. Keep only the structure and reusable instructions in the template.
Use a normal folder template when you want a new parent folder. New++ also has a separate option for creating only its contents.
Use what's built into Windows, the tools you already have, or Productivity Plus Pack — they work well together.
Copy an existing starter folder to each destination manually.
Keep a reusable folder structure in the templates menu, including its documents and subfolders.
Use $set in the template folder name, or hold Ctrl when choosing it, to create its sub-items without the parent folder.
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New++ can move selected items into the new folder when that option is enabled. Start with no files selected if you only want the starter structure.
Yes. Use $group for a folder that should act as a group of templates; see the New++ guide.
Yes. See how to create a file from a template.
Use this idea in a real-world workflow.
Start a client project from a template, distinguish working files from deliverables, and keep feedback and frequently used commands close to the files.
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