Folder tree not recognizing USB and Document folders missing

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charles_i
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Folder tree not recognizing USB and Document folders missing

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I just upgraded to version 24.80 and there are a few problems with the way it is working for me.

When I plug in a USB key or external device the folder tree on the left does not recognize it - it appears in Windows Explorer as it should.
The Documents folder is not showing several folders - the missing folders appear in Windows Explorer.
In the previous version when I created a new file it was highlighted which was a very nice feature, this doesn't happen in the new version.

How can I correct these?

Charles

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Re: Folder tree not recognizing USB and Document folders missing

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You may have accidentally turned on the Mini Tree and turned off the Color Filters.

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Re: Folder tree not recognizing USB and Document folders missing

Post by charles_i »

Mini-tree was the problem with the folder tree - thanks.

And the "Documents" folder was the wrong one, because it was hidden by the mini-tree - thanks.

Now, which of the many color settings will do what I want - highlight moved, or added files?

BTW the Mini-tree was on by default in the new installation.

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Re: Folder tree not recognizing USB and Document folders missing

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A Color Filter like this would match all items created today:

Code: Select all

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