How do you regenerate Thumbnails in the browser?

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Paxton_Zane
Jul 16, 2004
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I noticed that if I’m impatient (usually the case) and don’t wait for all the files to generate the thumbnails in the browser view, then the thumbnails that I didn’t wait for never appear again…

So, how do I tell CS to regenerate the #$@!@#*&^% thumbnails!

These are all RAW images BTW if that makes any difference

Thanks for your help on what I hope is just a simple command away….
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dave_milbut
Jul 16, 2004
you can delete the cache files then reenter the folder with the browser.
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Paxton_Zane
Jul 16, 2004
Thanks Dave, but where are the cache files located? I don’t see any other files of any type with the original files on my hard drive.

(I have Windows XP Pro BTW)
PZ
Paxton_Zane
Jul 16, 2004
OK I figured it out…

The "Purge Cache Command" under Files in the lower Browser Menu….

Why not have something more direct and obvious like "Regenerate Tumbnails"….

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