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I don't know what changed, because I haven't checked any setting since your posting, but it works now and I can see hidden files in Eclipse on Windows now. Thanks. 
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I don't know what changed, because I haven't checked any setting since your posting, but it works now and I can see hidden files in Eclipse on Windows now. Thanks.

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I use Remote Systems to edit remote and local files in Eclipse. For remote servers, I can set RS to make hidden files visible in the preferences. For local fileslike .htaccess this doesn't work &nbsp;(on a Windows 7 PC). <br />
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How can I see and edit these files?
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I use Remote Systems to edit remote and local files in Eclipse. For remote servers, I can set RS to make hidden files visible in the preferences. For local fileslike .htaccess this doesn't work  (on a Windows 7 PC). 

How can I see and edit these files?

Make local hidden files visible in Eclipse Remote Systems

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