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Creating a new folder (either by Ctrl-N or the toolbar button) doesn’t always autosize the date columns, specifically the modified date column (I haven’t checked the others).
To reproduce, find/create a folder with files in it that have relatively narrow dates (eg 01-Jul-2001 12:10:14) so that any new row will need to increase the width of the modified date column to accommodate the new date. After pressing Ctrl-N (or the toolbar button), a new row appears with it’s name “New Folder” selected. This new row shows it’s date information truncated. After typing the column name and pressing enter, the date column remains truncated.
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JohnM
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Okay, I changed that. I'm not sure if creating a new item should indeed autosize all columns, but since you mentioned this, I guess it's the expected behavior. (I don't use autosize myself)JohnM wrote:Update: This also occurs with new files as well (ie not just folders).
However, if you leave the folder and then come back to it, the date column then autosizes correctly.
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