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I have just been reading the forum search on CS Browsers, and I see others have this problem, so I want to push for some sort of change.
When I enable caching, CS takes over and nothing can be done with that computer, except to let it run it’s course or go to Task Manager and shut down. I find that rather distasteful and poor time management, as I have a computer capable of multitasking. Why is this so, and what can be done about it? Mibut’s response "Go to Lunch" or some sort of activity is not a reasonable solution.
I do not have Backround checked.
While I’m at it, I want to be able to see the thumbnails in Explorer, so I can move my files outside of the Browser. Lacking the means or willingness of Adobe to do that, please give us all the file moving capability of Explorer, especially the capability to move files from one drive to another, not just copy. At the present, Browser will move files only in a limited fashion. When I move, I don’t want to see that same file still in Browser. I have several versions of many image as I process, and I generally keep a small number in finals, but I can’t tell what I have copied so deleting becomes a problem. A move simply does this for me.
When I enable caching, CS takes over and nothing can be done with that computer, except to let it run it’s course or go to Task Manager and shut down. I find that rather distasteful and poor time management, as I have a computer capable of multitasking. Why is this so, and what can be done about it? Mibut’s response "Go to Lunch" or some sort of activity is not a reasonable solution.
I do not have Backround checked.
While I’m at it, I want to be able to see the thumbnails in Explorer, so I can move my files outside of the Browser. Lacking the means or willingness of Adobe to do that, please give us all the file moving capability of Explorer, especially the capability to move files from one drive to another, not just copy. At the present, Browser will move files only in a limited fashion. When I move, I don’t want to see that same file still in Browser. I have several versions of many image as I process, and I generally keep a small number in finals, but I can’t tell what I have copied so deleting becomes a problem. A move simply does this for me.
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