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DavidJ726
April 18th 06, 06:52 PM
I dragged a folder from a networked drive to My Documents. In the Windows
Explorer, I can see it in the right pane as a shortcut, but I can't see it
as a folder in the tree view. The folder is accessable and I can navigate
to it via the Windows Explorer as it is on a mpped drive, so why can't I see
it in the left pane of an expanded tree view?

Thanks,
David...

tomcage9
April 18th 06, 07:10 PM
Shortcuts to folders won't show up in tree view in an explorer window.

You will need to create a local copy in order to be able to navigate to it
in this way, or simply expand My Computer in tree view, expand the network
drive and find the folder in question.

I hope this helps

Tom C.


"DavidJ726" wrote:

> I dragged a folder from a networked drive to My Documents. In the Windows
> Explorer, I can see it in the right pane as a shortcut, but I can't see it
> as a folder in the tree view. The folder is accessable and I can navigate
> to it via the Windows Explorer as it is on a mpped drive, so why can't I see
> it in the left pane of an expanded tree view?
>
> Thanks,
> David...
>
>
>

DavidJ726
April 18th 06, 07:49 PM
Thanks Tom,

The contents constantly change so I can't make the copy. I ended up putting
a shortcut on my desktop, for now...

David


"tomcage9" > wrote in message
...
> Shortcuts to folders won't show up in tree view in an explorer window.
>
> You will need to create a local copy in order to be able to navigate to it
> in this way, or simply expand My Computer in tree view, expand the network
> drive and find the folder in question.
>
> I hope this helps
>
> Tom C.
>
>
> "DavidJ726" wrote:
>
>> I dragged a folder from a networked drive to My Documents. In the
>> Windows
>> Explorer, I can see it in the right pane as a shortcut, but I can't see
>> it
>> as a folder in the tree view. The folder is accessable and I can
>> navigate
>> to it via the Windows Explorer as it is on a mpped drive, so why can't I
>> see
>> it in the left pane of an expanded tree view?
>>
>> Thanks,
>> David...
>>
>>
>>

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