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This control puts a listing in one of your folders — the ones you created and named, as
opposed to the system folders the application maintains for you. It is a single dropdown, and it shows the
whole folder tree flattened into one list.
No screenshot. This is a control inside the listing editor’s Main Details section, not a screen of its own, and that
section is photographed whole in its own guide. Every part of the control is named below.
section is photographed whole in its own guide. Every part of the control is named below.
Where to find it
In the listing editor’s Main Details section, and in the simple
editor.
What is on it
| Control | What it does |
|---|---|
| Select Folder | A single-choice dropdown of your user-managed folders. |
| The clear (×) | Takes the listing out of any folder of yours. |
Sub-folders are shown as Parent > Child, and the list is sorted alphabetically.
That is why a deeply nested folder appears far from its parent in the list — it is sorted by the whole
path. On some screens a folder that has sub-folders is left out altogether, so that a listing is
filed in a leaf rather than in a container.
That is why a deeply nested folder appears far from its parent in the list — it is sorted by the whole
path. On some screens a folder that has sub-folders is left out altogether, so that a listing is
filed in a leaf rather than in a container.
How to file a listing
- Open the Select Folder dropdown.
- Find the folder by its full path — Parent > Child.
- Click it, and save the listing.
FAQ
Q: The dropdown is empty.
A: You have no folders of your own yet. Create them on
Manage Folders.
Manage Folders.
Q: A folder I can see in the tree is not in this list.
A: Either it is a system folder — those are maintained by the application and
cannot be assigned — or it has sub-folders and this screen offers only the innermost ones.
cannot be assigned — or it has sub-folders and this screen offers only the innermost ones.
Q: Can a listing be in two folders?
A: One user-managed folder. The system folders it appears in are worked out from
its state.
its state.
Q: Where do I see the folder tree itself?
Support
For further assistance you can:
- Email [email protected]
- Use the Contact Us page inside the application
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