Quick Access Popup: User Variables

Introduction

Why Use Them:
- Shorten long paths
- Convenient when using a shared menu with favorites saved on a cloud drive

Creating User Variables: Steps
1. Open the default menu.
2. Navigate to the deeply buried folder or file.
3. Copy the long path up to a certain directory.
4. Assign this path to a user variable using curly brackets {}.
5. Save the settings.
Example:
- Long path to clients folder in a network drive.
- Create a user variable {clients} to replace the long path.
Insertion into Favorites
- Replace long path in the favorite with the new user variable.
- Save changes.
Verification
- Ensure the new favorite using the variable works correctly.

Time Saving:
- Reduces the need to browse through deep directory structures
Consistency Across Devices:
- Useful for shared menus on different machines
- Ensure consistent paths for cloud drives (e.g., Dropbox) across different devices
Team Efficiency:
- Shared variables among team members for consistent access to shared files

Scenario: Shared Menu Across Different Devices
- Shared menu with a common list of favorites
- Problem: Different root paths for shared files on different machines
- Solution: Use a user variable for the cloud drive path (e.g., {Dropbox})
  - Each user sets the {Dropbox} variable to their specific root path
  - Ensures shared menu items work on every machine

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  - Example: "Can I create custom user variables and use them in file or snippets?"

Summary: User variables enhance efficiency and consistency, especially in a collaborative environment
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