I've been wondering if this networked drive issue has been resolved. My external drive is networked but not mapped, meaning I have not assigned a drive letter to it. I use a laptop so drive mapping doesn't make much practical sense. I usually connect to the drive via the "Network" icon and then select the drive. My connection to the drive looks something like this:
\\LS-GLF6E\share\....
The problem is that UEStudio (the most recent version) doesn't display my "Network" (nor the drive itself) in the Explorer Tree view. So I always have to open very manually and it seems it takes forever (and even then the UES doesn't put the drive in the tree). On the same laptop I have also PSPad and EditPad Pro and both display the network icon in its tree and it opens the files from the networked drive almost instantly.
So I am wondering if this is something that IDM is working on to improve or maybe there is a way to enable a more complete tree view that I missed somehow.
\\LS-GLF6E\share\....
The problem is that UEStudio (the most recent version) doesn't display my "Network" (nor the drive itself) in the Explorer Tree view. So I always have to open very manually and it seems it takes forever (and even then the UES doesn't put the drive in the tree). On the same laptop I have also PSPad and EditPad Pro and both display the network icon in its tree and it opens the files from the networked drive almost instantly.
So I am wondering if this is something that IDM is working on to improve or maybe there is a way to enable a more complete tree view that I missed somehow.