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Are you saying just left clicking on the folder does not open it and display subfolders?
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brothertruffle880--
Are you saying just left clicking on the folder does not open it and display subfolders?

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How can I expand the current folder view so that I can see <b>all</b> of the subfolders underneath?<br />
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I vaguely remember a keyboard shortcut involving the plus sign
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How can I expand the current folder view so that I can see all of the subfolders underneath?


I vaguely remember a keyboard shortcut involving the plus sign

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