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It's such a pain to find the "fex" file in the File Name column because it isn't in any kind of order. Is there a way to sort this data or any other place to find it?This message has been edited. Last edited by: <Kathryn Henning>,
In v7.7.05 and earlier, you cannot sort on the File Name column - attempting this will sort the contents by "Name", which is the user selected name, not the MRE file name.
This is probably what Lois finds to be such a pain, and I agree.
Francis
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Ah sorry, I misread the post. If you have the permissions, the easiest way to do this in would be to just go through a shared folder in explorer and go to the MRE directory,open the htm file for that domain and search for your file to see what the associated name is (still a pain). At least this way you can CTRL-F to find your fex rather than search through hundreds of files.
EDIT: This is a WF7 workaround. V8 works fine. -JThis message has been edited. Last edited by: J,
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