Please refer to my REVISED response in your earlier thread, to see if the HELP file extract shown there does the job.

Hi Borgus1,
First of all, I appreciate the help you have been offering. I did look at your revised response. It still does not help because my Explorer View does NOT have the Add folder icon. If you look at the screen capture I included earlier, you can see that I clicked the toggle, expanded the field, and it does NOT have the folder icon. It only has the Add Tag icon. Can you point me to another solution?

Hi,
It has the Tag with the '+' sign that's the tag got adding folders ( I believe) once you add There will be a 'Highlighted' name with '(0)" in the selection. Now you got to the "library area and select the 'tag with the + to navigate to a folder you wish to include.
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As far as I can tell, the Add Tag has nothing to do with folders. Borgus1 posted a help topic on Explorer View that talked about folders. My help topic on Explorer View says almost the same thing except replaces folders with tags and they don't do the same thing. Help topic included here:

Hi,
Ok back again, do as I suggested in my previous post.
then go back to the library Module and load the files (or folder) into the library that you wish catalogued, the highlight the clips and move to the tag you created and I think PD will make a listing of them in that tag name.
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Now I got you. I was able to organize it properly now. Basically, I was hung up on the notion of folders rather than organizing by tags. I appreciate the help James1 and Borgus1.

Hi,
Yes sometimes the way Cyberlink setup the way to accomplish what I call simple tasks is cumbersome in the way to achieve the end results.
But glad you got it could you add solved to the post so members know that it solved and can answer other problems.
Jim
p.s. You may have to click on the white icon with the multiple squares and export the library to generate the proper script for Pd to read. Intel i7-2600@3.4Gz Geforce 560ti-1GB Graphic accelerator, windows 7 Premium 12GB memory

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Problem solved

Hi guys,

Sorry, I'm still a little confused reading through this post. Did you guys conclude that there IS NOT a way to organize media by folders but rather, only by filters? I just started using PD 12 and am still getting used to it after switching from Final Cut Pro 7. Thanks!

You can think of it this way....PD used to call them folders. Now it calls them tags. You can create a tag, put media files into that tag, and they act like folders. Does that help?

So tags essentially do the same thing. I see. Okay thanks! I guess I'll try the tags thing out. If they are pretty much the same thing I guess it should be fine~