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Hi,
Is there a way to hide the parent directories in the Mini Tree? I pretty much spend all of my time in Dropbox, but I have my Dropbox folder buried down in several folders, so my Mini Tree always has useless folders. See attached screenshot.
Thanks,
Tom
Hide Parent Folders in Mini Tree? (Or treat selectee folder as root)
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tom_01
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Hide Parent Folders in Mini Tree? (Or treat selectee folder as root)
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jupe
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Re: Hide Parent Folders in Mini Tree? (Or treat selectee folder as root)
Not as far as I know, depending on your workflow, I would suggest using the catalog instead of the Mini Tree where you could achieve something similar to what you want, or you could map your DropBox folder to a drive letter, and continue using the Mini Tree
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tom_01
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Re: Hide Parent Folders in Mini Tree? (Or treat selectee folder as root)
Thank you. Good suggestions. I will look into the catalogs.
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Re: Hide Parent Folders in Mini Tree? (Or treat selectee folder as root)
I've been planning something like this for a long time: map certain folders to "virtual" top folders that are listed right under This PC (similar like "Desktop" or "Documents", but fully user-defined). One day I'll find the time...
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Re: Hide Parent Folders in Mini Tree? (Or treat selectee folder as root)
admin wrote:I've been planning something like this for a long time: map certain folders to "virtual" top folders that are listed right under This PC (similar like "Desktop" or "Documents", but fully user-defined). One day I'll find the time...
hope to see this feature soon