Paper Folder Usage
Posted: 11 Aug 2017 02:33
I've tried the paper folder features via the toolbar but I think I will be able to do more without the mouse if I use the ability to have a PF in the catalog. But when I add a catalog item and use the edit dialog to insert the path to the paper folder the resulting action when clicking on that catalog item is that it opens the paper catalog directory. Then if I click on the file I want Notepad opens. I've tried other ways to add a PF to the catalog without luck.
Also, when I drag something on to that catalog item I hoped that it would act like a drop-stack, but nothing happens. In this case it is the same mouse work that would be needed for a drop stack but at least I get to see the caption of the catalog item. I hope it will work like that when I get the other problem resolved.
I guess I am not sure about the ways I will be using the paper folder feature but I imagine that I will use F6 to navigate to the catalog then use the arrow keys, then press Enter. Maybe I need to use a shortcut to open the paper folder then just select the one I want but that will require extra steps when I want to just drop something new onto a folder.
I think this will be a killer feature for me and at some point I will start a thread asking how others are creatively using paper folders.
Also, when I drag something on to that catalog item I hoped that it would act like a drop-stack, but nothing happens. In this case it is the same mouse work that would be needed for a drop stack but at least I get to see the caption of the catalog item. I hope it will work like that when I get the other problem resolved.
I guess I am not sure about the ways I will be using the paper folder feature but I imagine that I will use F6 to navigate to the catalog then use the arrow keys, then press Enter. Maybe I need to use a shortcut to open the paper folder then just select the one I want but that will require extra steps when I want to just drop something new onto a folder.
I think this will be a killer feature for me and at some point I will start a thread asking how others are creatively using paper folders.