Just a thought, Have you tried
1. in windows explorer, pressing alt plus t for tools.
2. Press the letter o for folder options.
3. Press shift plus tab onceto reach general.
4. Arrow to the right once to view.
5. Tab three times.
6. Press the letter h once to reach hidden files and folders.
7. Arrow down once and make sure this is checked off by pressing the
spacebar.
8. Tab to apply and press the spacebar.
9. Tab to okay and press the spacebar.
- Original Message -
From: Matthew Bullis matthewbul...@runbox.com
To: PC Audio Discussion List pc-audio@pc-audio.org
Sent: Friday, February 04, 2011 10:44 PM
Subject: Sound Forge hiding audio files after they're saved.
Hello, I've finished transferring a tape into Sound Forge, and have
saved it as c:\tape1.wav. However, neither Windows Explorer nor the
command promt show the file is there. If I load up Sound Forge and
navigate to c:\, the file is there, and can be brought back into Sound
Forge. Do you think that Sound Forge is setting the hidden or archive
attribute on this file? I thought so, and tried to use the Dos attrib
command, but it couldn't find the file. Any suggestions? I'll be able to
delete these when I'm finished extracting the songs into individual
tracks, but I'd like to clear up this problem without needing to delete
the tape-long files within Sound Forge.
Thanks a lot.
Matthew
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