Folder Style
Recommend! Make every Windows folder different from each other with this tiny tool.
http://www.6bytes.com/folderstyle.html

Folder Jockey
Folder Jockey - Get to your folders faster with hotkeys and a tray menu - Free
http://www.studylamp.com/folderjockey.html

Photos processor
Allows one to resize all images in source folder and save the results into another folder with one single action -- drag and drop.
http://weilee.home.comcast.net/shareware/

Sync Folder
The fastest way to compare and merge your files and folders
http://www.coolutils.com/SyncFolder

Leather Wise, Ltd
Professional problem solving, arbitration and training on all aspects of leather and leather products
http://www.leatherwise.co.uk/

Leather garments
China. Leather wear, leather clothing, leather wallets, leather bags.
http://www.leather-garments.com

Stealth Folder Hide XP
Hide any folder on your PC. Stealth Hide Folder includes hide folder encryption.
http://www.folder-hider-stealth.com

FolderClone Automated Folder Mirroring Software
A Set-it-and-Forget-it backup and synchronization solution for Windows XP/2000/2003/Vista
http://folderclone.com/

NeSoft: Change Folder Icons
Replace the standard icon of a folder with another icon from any type of resource file. Demo version available.
http://www.nesoft.org/change_folder_icons.shtml

BAC WhatsGone
WHATSgone does a rapid scan of the slected disc or folder and then gives you a top down view of the disc space used by each folder. Colour coding makes it easy to see which folders are using all the disc space, double click a folder and you go down a level. Use the whatif column to find out how much disc space you will gain by converting from FAT16 (windows 95) to FAT32 (windows 98). WHATSGone shows you how much disc space is used by all the files and the whatif column tels you how much you would use under FAT32. See how well NT compressed files work, WHATSGone shows you the size of data in the compressed files and how much space it is actually is taking. New in version 3.8.0 is the ability to output the scan to a CSV (Comma Seperated Values) formated file, so you can load the scan into a spreadsheet.
http://www.bacsoftware.co.uk/whatsgone/home.htm