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By the way, just so you know, that's how I access my documents -- documents and settings/user/my documents... and this is where there are missing folders.

Gotcha. But it's funny, because these folders -- the ones that are missing -- are websites, and the ones I specifically want to use WildEdit for. Now, the question is, what's the resolution? Again, I see these folders in every other software, even in TextPad. So how to I work around it? Or is ...

Right. That's what I've been doing. But it seems counter-intuitive. One must "share" folders so they can be viewed?

Here are some screenshots to show you what I mean:

http://successdoctor.com/bugs/wildedit/1.gif
http://successdoctor.com/bugs/wildedit/2.gif
http://successdoctor.com/bugs/wildedit/3.gif
http://successdoctor.com/bugs/wildedit/4.gif

helios wrote:Are you using WildEdit 1.1? If so, have you enabled the options to search for Hidden and System folders?

I hope this helps.

Yes. And no, it still doesn't work.

You've lost me. I know this exists in the My Computer folder, but I don't think that's the problem. Why would I map a network drive to a folder on my desktop?

Not sure if this is the proper forum -- please move my message if it's not. Every time I use WildEdit, several folders do not appear in the folder tree on the left-hand side. The only way around it, it seems, is to "share" the folder (in a network places), then search for it in the Network Places ...