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January 21st, 2005
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 Upload subdirectories I have designated a shared directory but I move files into subdirectories to keep things tidy. However, I see "File Not Found" errors when users attempt to upload. Is it really necessary to specify these subfolders in Tools, Options, Sharing. I expected LimeWire to share subdirectories automatically? gnutty  |
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January 21st, 2005
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| If you click 'Refresh' in the library (or restart LimeWire), LimeWire will recognize where the new files are. Till then, LimeWire will advertise the old locations and fail when people ask for it. |
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