Friday, February 07 2020
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Hi Guys,
It took me a long time to discover that the column boundary between the Folders and the Files was draggable. What was happening was that the column for the Folders was so narrow, you couldn't read the folder names. When you activate the input field for the folder name and the column is too narrow, the field is set to put an ellipse and hide the remaining characters. I thought I had to write out my folder names in notepad and copy and paste them into the field to ensure the spelling.
On the flip side, I thought the file meta data column boundary should be draggable. Once I've selected a file to update, I don't need the entire center part of the screen to be taken up by the file(s) listed there. While they are highly visible, I'd still like to increase the width of the column holding the meta data fields.
Thank you kindly,
It took me a long time to discover that the column boundary between the Folders and the Files was draggable. What was happening was that the column for the Folders was so narrow, you couldn't read the folder names. When you activate the input field for the folder name and the column is too narrow, the field is set to put an ellipse and hide the remaining characters. I thought I had to write out my folder names in notepad and copy and paste them into the field to ensure the spelling.
On the flip side, I thought the file meta data column boundary should be draggable. Once I've selected a file to update, I don't need the entire center part of the screen to be taken up by the file(s) listed there. While they are highly visible, I'd still like to increase the width of the column holding the meta data fields.
Thank you kindly,
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