Actualising a filter change

[Tim]

There is no command to actualize a filter command because, as I originally said, changing name filters take effect immediately.

Yellow-colored folders are not filtered, so changing filters does not affect the display of them.

[chrisjj]

> There is no command to actualize a filter command

OK, thanks.

> as I originally said, changing name filters take effect immediately.

Not here as I said. See http://www.scootersoftware.com/vbull...87&postcount=7 .

[Tim]

Not here as I said. See http://www.scootersoftware.com/vbull...87&postcount=7 .

Did you expect the yellow folders to disappear when you changed the filter?

[chrisjj]

> Did you expect the yellow folders to disappear when you changed the filter?

No.

[Tim]

Good. Did you expect the folders not to be yellow to begin with?

[chrisjj]

> Did you expect the folders not to be yellow to begin with?

No, I did not expect the folders not to be yellow to begin with.

[Tim]

Great. If you follow Aaron's instructions and enable the Automatically scan top-level orphan subfolders option, the filter should work as you expect. We'll note your suggestion to improve the labels on those options.

[chrisjj]

> If you follow Aaron's instructions and enable the Automatically scan
> top-level orphan subfolders option, the filter should work as you
> expect

The filter already works as I expect.

> We'll note your suggestion to improve the labels on those options.

Thanks.