Visual Subst Overview
Visual Subst is a simple and intuitive utility that allows users to quickly create virtual drives and assign them to folders on their computer. Visual Subst is a great tool for quickly accessing files and folders that are often used in different locations. With Visual Subst, users can create virtual drives and assign them to folders, allowing for convenient access to the files and folders. Visual Subst also allows users to assign hotkeys to access their virtual drives, making it even easier to access the files and folders.
Visual Subst allows users to quickly create virtual drives and mount them as real ones for easy access to their data.
Features:
• Quickly create virtual drives and assign them to folders on your computer.
• Assign hotkeys to quickly access your virtual drives.
• Easily switch between different virtual drives.
• Drag and drop files and folders to the virtual drives.
• Use the built-in Explorer window to quickly access files and folders.
• Create multiple virtual drives with different names.
• Use the “Link” feature to link a virtual drive to a folder on a network.
• Automatically assign drive letters to virtual drives.
• Use the “Subst” feature to assign a virtual drive to a folder on the same computer.
• Automatically start the program at Windows startup.
• Use the “Drive Map” feature to quickly switch between virtual drives.
• Quickly access your virtual drives with a single click.
• Use the “Show Folder” feature to quickly open a folder in
Windows Explorer.
• Use the “Run Program” feature to quickly launch a program from the virtual drive.
• Use the “Edit Text File” feature to quickly edit text files from the virtual drive.
• Automatically check for and apply updates to Visual Subst.
• Use the “Open Command Prompt” feature to quickly open a command prompt window.
• Use the “Set Icon” feature to set a custom icon for the virtual drive.
• Use the “Set Label” feature to set a custom label for the virtual drive.
• Use the “Set Comment” feature to set a custom comment for the virtual drive.
• Use the “Set Read-only” feature to set the virtual drive to be read-only.
• Use the “Set Hidden” feature to set the virtual drive to be hidden.
• Use the “Set System” feature to set the virtual drive to be system.
• Use the “Set Archive” feature to set the virtual drive to be archived.
• Use the “Set Offline” feature to set the virtual drive to be offline.
• Use the “Set Offline” feature to set the virtual drive to be removed.
• Use the “Remove Drive” feature to quickly remove a virtual drive.
• Use the “Remove All Drives” feature to quickly remove all virtual drives.