˚You can set a custom menu configuration by doing the following:

1. Run the Terminal application (it's in /Applications/Utilities)
2. Paste in this command, then hit the Return key on your keyboard:

	defaults write com.stclairsoft.DefaultFolderX5 menuConfiguration -array favoritesSubmenu separator applicationsSubmenu computerSubmenu finderWindowSubmenu recentFoldersSubmenu recentFilesSubmenu separator folderSetSubmenu separator

That's all there is to it. The command simply supplies an array of menu configuration items in the order you want them to appear in the menu. 

If you want to experiment, the full list of items you can put in the menu is:

computerSubmenu
computerContent
favoritesSubmenu
favoritesContent
recentFoldersSubmenu
recentFoldersContent
recentFilesSubmenu
recentFilesContent
finderWindowSubmenu
finderWindowContent
recentFinderWindowSubmenu
recentFinderWindowContent
folderSetSubmenu
folderSetContent
applicationsSubmenu
separator

Basically, every submenu that you see in the standard Default Folder X menu can be included either as a submenu or with its content directly in the menu. Oh, and there's applicationsSubmenu that'll list the contents of your Applications folder, just for good measure 

To reset the menu back to its default settings, just use this command in Terminal:

	defaults delete com.stclairsoft.DefaultFolderX5 menuConfiguration

 - Jon