Edzo, have a look at another posting at the top of page 2 in this thread . . . describes how to remove folders.Edzo wrote:
Strange, because you have to import the folder again in your catalog and cannot remove the old folder out of the catalog.
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Thank you, but don't I lose all the versions I have made in the "old" directory then?MarkZ wrote:Edzo, have a look at another posting at the top of page 2 in this thread . . . describes how to remove folders.Edzo wrote:
Strange, because you have to import the folder again in your catalog and cannot remove the old folder out of the catalog.
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Thank you, but don't I lose all the versions I have made in the "old" directory then?
I'm not sure I understand your question . . . however, from the catalog create a new version in a file (you can always remove it later). Then look at the same file in the File System. Versions created via the catalog are stored as files. So if you remove folders in the catalog and then recreate the catalog folder (now renamed) any versions created from the catalog will be retained.
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