Tabs Do Not Appear

[Marsha]

Hello,

I have tried all sorts of configuration options, but my bar only shows the current tab and none others. I don't know if I am missing something in the .ini file or if its a system problem. I am running Windows 2000 with all current service packs installed. In reading the numerous posts regarding tabs, it seems to me I should be showing a separate tab for each directory opened, but in my case only one appears for the current directory and nothing for previously viewed directories. Any help will be much appreciated. Thanks.

Marsha

[j.x]

Press Ctrl+T to duplicate current tab, then you can navigate to another place with this new tab! (Hopefully you already downloaded TC6? )

[Marsha]

Yes this is TC version 6 I am referring to.

Marsha

[Coco]

As told by j.x new tab will be created when you pressed the CTRL+T
You can also right click on the current tab and choose the option Duplicate this tab.

it seems to me I should be showing a separate tab for each directory opened, but in my case only one appears for the current directory and nothing for previously viewed directories.

A new tab is created when you go in a sub-folder from a locked tab not from a normal tab.

[Marsha]

Thanks everyone for your replies. I had not been properly conversed in the operation of new tabs. I understand the procedure now. As a sidebar, perhaps in a future release or maybe as a plugin to the present release, I would find it helpful if the Ctrl+T procedure could be bypassed and a new tab automatically open upon click of a different directory. Just a thought. Again thanks all for your help.

Marsha

[Coco]

fyi, you can add a directory as tab with a drag & drop.

[j.x]

fyi, you can add a directory as tab with a drag & drop.

Yes, but Ctrl-Up is faster

[Nightburn]

Thanks everyone for your replies. I had not been properly conversed in the operation of new tabs. I understand the procedure now. As a sidebar, perhaps in a future release or maybe as a plugin to the present release, I would find it helpful if the Ctrl+T procedure could be bypassed and a new tab automatically open upon click of a different directory. Just a thought. Again thanks all for your help.

Marsha

That functionality is already there if you "LOCK" the tab

[Coco]

Hi Nightburn,

You're right but only for the first directory because then you are in a new tab which is not locked and it will not be done again (hopefully because I hate this already )