I will try if it works for me
thx, RP
EDIT:
OK, I had to wait a minute till XY showed reaction after i clicked "MiniTree". Is that normal? I guess it has to build up the folder info?
Sadly, this does in no way solve my problems.
I will talk about this some more, as I believe a streamlined list/tree management is very essential for productive file management..
I have a vast amount of network and local folders, which I use all together, but I can not plan what I will use when. It's way more than what fit's in the tree (WAY more)
And sadly, it does not help if only part of the structure gets displayed, as it might be that tomorrow I need to overlook the whole structure of the drive/folder (and not just previously/currently used subfolders) in the tree to
see & browse (maybe s.o. standing behind me and searching with me). I can't do all of that stuff in the cmd or list
- I access several dozen different locations a day, hundreds a month.
I, for my part, would really need 3 things more (sorry, this should not sound rude or demanding, as I LOVE your DP):
1) A Tree which does show all drives & the folder of the current tab expanded. BTW: Not all Tab's folders should be open at the same time in the tree, thats very annoying in the tree..
2) A tree which adapts its position to the pane/tab currently open. Don't know what the right positioning would be and how you do it currently, but often it just ends up showing a folder at the very bottom when the structure gets too long and I switch tabs, => I can't see the folders contents in the tree then.. I guess this can be solved alone by not opening all Tab-Folders at the same time..
3) A seperated tree for each Pane, as I might browse & show 2 totally different expanded locations in each Pane, and it just disturbs if the tree goes for both. I navigate seperatly.. One stucture has nothing to do with the other..
MAybe we can discuss this? Maybe I just need to explain it another way if you have problems to understand my issue. Is it very hard to implement 2 trees?
Thanks so far for your listening, Don,
Review Pilot