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Subject: Re: Program fails to 'see' (extremelly) large folders


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Date Posted: 14:38:10 01/20/03 Mon
In reply to: diego 's message, "Program fails to 'see' (extremelly) large folders" on 19:45:48 01/16/03 Thu


You are the first reporting this error so I have to do to you some questions.
What happen when you try to catalogue your huge folder? The program stop responding?
This occurs after few or many files/subfolders having been processed?
What is the correct number of pdf files present in your folder/disk (tip - use the OS find function to find *.pdf files and next see the number found)?
This also occurs if you navigate thru folders without the subfolder check box checked? If yes what are the characteristics of the folder where the error occur, (level, number of files...).



>Neat program! I have been trying to use it to create
>a catalog of papers and news I have collected over
>time. I like it especially since it allows
>cataloguing even not pdf documents (as a consequence
>of the problem reported here, I have not yet fully
>tested this option, though).
>
>However, it seems that the program fails to capture
>extremey large folders (2.7 gigas of allocated size,
>and 131 subdirectories at 8 levels). I wonder if this
>is just a problem specific to my system (heavily
>tweaked WME, 256 ram, 2 HD with 140 gigas), or if it
>is a general issue with the program.
>
>Either way, I would welcome any help to solve it.
>
>Congrats (and thanks for making this jewel free)!

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