Photoshop Saving Options - Window 7 style address bar?

Hello, is there any way to save/open files in Adobe products using the general Windows format, i.e. where you could copy & paste a folder location into your address bar. I work on multiple projects across a complex network and I have to manually navigate through all the folders each time, and I can't copy & paste a location like I could if I was browsing through Windows normally. Also you can't save favourite locations?
Any feedback would be greatly recommended as this really saps my time!
Thanks very much
Matt

The File Open / Save dialogs use an old style, and that's not changeable, but that doesn't mean you can't paste a path into them.
With the path you want in your clipboard, just paste it into the File name: field. If you want to preserve the filename, just paste the path in front of it, and separate it from the filename with a backslash.
-Noel

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