Scott Fitzgerald

In my max5 search path, I had a few folders with a space in front of

the name. The file browser indexed them like that, but now that I

have renamed the folders, they still appear in the browser as if I

I assume this is because the metadata has not been updated. Is there

In my max5 search path, I had a few folders with a space in front of
the name.  The file browser indexed them like that, but now that I
have renamed the folders, they still appear in the browser as if I
never removed the space.

I assume this is because the metadata has not been updated.  Is there
a way I can manually refresh this?

file-browser-refresh-metadata

Messages to Max from the right-hand side of

questions will be answered there. In your

The Max Help page is *always* a good place

to start. Now that all the Max documentation

answers should be a lot simpler for you, to 

say nothing of being able to do better searches

For questions of this sort, try choosing
Messages to Max from the right-hand side of
the Max Help page. This and many other
questions will be answered there. In your
case, perhaps looking under "d" would be
advisable. :-)

The Max Help page is *always* a good place
to start. Now that all the Max documentation
is integrated and online, finding these
answers should be a lot simpler for you, to 
say nothing of being able to do better searches
than indices used to allow.


Ahhhh thanks, my search-fu wasn't in "database" mode ;)

On Fri, Aug 15, 2008 at 12:04 PM, Gregory Taylor wrote:

> For questions of this sort, try choosing

> Messages to Max from the right-hand side of

> questions will be answered there. In your

> case, perhaps looking under "d" would be

> The Max Help page is *always* a good place

> to start. Now that all the Max documentation

> is integrated and online, finding these

> answers should be a lot simpler for you, to

> say nothing of being able to do better searches

> knowledge is not enough/science is not enough/Love is dreaming this equation

~s
On Fri, Aug 15, 2008 at 12:04 PM, Gregory Taylor  wrote:
>
> For questions of this sort, try choosing
> Messages to Max from the right-hand side of
> the Max Help page. This and many other
> questions will be answered there. In your
> case, perhaps looking under "d" would be
> advisable. :-)
>
> The Max Help page is *always* a good place
> to start. Now that all the Max documentation
> is integrated and online, finding these
> answers should be a lot simpler for you, to
> say nothing of being able to do better searches
> than indices used to allow.
> --
> knowledge is not enough/science is not enough/Love is dreaming this equation
>


File Browser : refresh metadata?