categorising DirectX plugs in SF? -Sound Forge - PC

Subject:categorising DirectX plugs in SF? Posted by: ATP Date:3/29/2000 6:14:00 AM Hi! I'm using A LOT of DirectX plugins in Sound Forge, and since I've got so much SF made an extra DirectX tab in my menu bar. But, everytime I want to select a certain plug-in I have to browse through two long lists that nearly fill my entire screen. Is there a way to create subdirectories in the DirectX tab? It would make browsing to the plug-ins a lot easier. And if it can't be done... why not? Thanks in advance! ATP
Subject:Re: categorising DirectX plugs in SF? Reply by: Kelly_S Date:3/31/2000 4:20:00 PM Hello. This cannot be done as of now, I can forward this suggestion off to the Sound Forge team however, and maybe we could add this functionality into future versions. Thanks. ATP wrote: >>Hi! >> >>I'm using A LOT of DirectX plugins in Sound Forge, and >>since I've got so much SF made an extra DirectX tab in my >>menu bar. >>But, everytime I want to select a certain plug-in I have to browse >>through two long lists that nearly fill my entire screen. >> >>Is there a way to create subdirectories in the DirectX tab? >>It would make browsing to the plug-ins a lot easier. >>And if it can't be done... why not? >> >>Thanks in advance! >>ATP
Subject:Re: categorising DirectX plugs in SF? Reply by: ATP Date:4/1/2000 4:53:00 AM Yes, that would be great. Thanks! K.Shaffer wrote: >>Hello. >> >>This cannot be done as of now, I can forward this suggestion off to >>the Sound Forge team however, and maybe we could add this >>functionality into future versions. >> >>Thanks. >> >>ATP wrote: >>>>Hi! >>>> >>>>I'm using A LOT of DirectX plugins in Sound Forge, and >>>>since I've got so much SF made an extra DirectX tab in my >>>>menu bar. >>>>But, everytime I want to select a certain plug-in I have to browse >>>>through two long lists that nearly fill my entire screen. >>>> >>>>Is there a way to create subdirectories in the DirectX tab? >>>>It would make browsing to the plug-ins a lot easier. >>>>And if it can't be done... why not? >>>> >>>>Thanks in advance! >>>>ATP

Subject:categorising DirectX plugs in SF?

Posted by: ATP

Date:3/29/2000 6:14:00 AM

Hi!

I'm using A LOT of DirectX plugins in Sound Forge, and
since I've got so much SF made an extra DirectX tab in my
menu bar.
But, everytime I want to select a certain plug-in I have to browse
through two long lists that nearly fill my entire screen.

Is there a way to create subdirectories in the DirectX tab?
It would make browsing to the plug-ins a lot easier.
And if it can't be done... why not?

Thanks in advance!
ATP

Subject:Re: categorising DirectX plugs in SF?

Reply by: Kelly_S

Date:3/31/2000 4:20:00 PM

Hello.

This cannot be done as of now, I can forward this suggestion off to
the Sound Forge team however, and maybe we could add this
functionality into future versions.

Thanks.

ATP wrote:
>>Hi!
>>
>>I'm using A LOT of DirectX plugins in Sound Forge, and
>>since I've got so much SF made an extra DirectX tab in my
>>menu bar.
>>But, everytime I want to select a certain plug-in I have to browse
>>through two long lists that nearly fill my entire screen.
>>
>>Is there a way to create subdirectories in the DirectX tab?
>>It would make browsing to the plug-ins a lot easier.
>>And if it can't be done... why not?
>>
>>Thanks in advance!
>>ATP

Subject:Re: categorising DirectX plugs in SF?

Reply by: ATP

Date:4/1/2000 4:53:00 AM

Yes, that would be great. Thanks!

K.Shaffer wrote:
>>Hello.
>>
>>This cannot be done as of now, I can forward this suggestion off to
>>the Sound Forge team however, and maybe we could add this
>>functionality into future versions.
>>
>>Thanks.
>>
>>ATP wrote:
>>>>Hi!
>>>>
>>>>I'm using A LOT of DirectX plugins in Sound Forge, and
>>>>since I've got so much SF made an extra DirectX tab in my
>>>>menu bar.
>>>>But, everytime I want to select a certain plug-in I have to
browse
>>>>through two long lists that nearly fill my entire screen.
>>>>
>>>>Is there a way to create subdirectories in the DirectX tab?
>>>>It would make browsing to the plug-ins a lot easier.
>>>>And if it can't be done... why not?
>>>>
>>>>Thanks in advance!
>>>>ATP