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A question might be "How are you importing it?" Show us the dialog window as you have it set up if that's the way you're doing it. Then again, if you drag the file into the project you might bypass all that other stuff??

In Cakewalk . . . FXP files are plugin presets. I have 848 on my system. FXB files are preset banks. I have 22 on my system. They are loaded and saved using the VST button in a VST's header. reference manual pg. 954

But they only show up when a docked view is open. They disappear when Track View is on. Would be nice if they were permanently present on the MD strip when it contains views.

There's an app for that.

"That thingy that let's you see the screeny"? Since Windows 7 I think.

So... now I am dog, huh. Grrrr

Pretty easy really. The KB shortcut is just another option good for when things are covering the screen. . . when it works.

For giggles try hitting a few Screenset buttons. If you've never messed with them one is bound to include the Inspector. Hit "2" then "I" works here. If this brings it back, you can dupe that screenset to 1. Otherwise it could be you were floating it on another screen when you made the template or saved the project last and now it's off screen where it'll never be seen on that screenset. BTW, the initial screen layout of all projects will always be Screenset 1.

You'd know this if I wasn't so slow typing on this tiny mobile device keypad. 😁

If it were that easy. You can assign a KB shortcut within a shortcut and assign admin privys to it. I may have goofed it up tho.

Seems to work either way. I made a shortcut for the BAT file and then included a KB shortcut for it, but it only worked once for some reason. BTW, I know where my folder is so to empty it I just open it, ctrl+A and hit delete.

Curious if there should be an end quote somewhere?

THERE's NORMAL PEEOPLE's??!? Where?

Little things never drive us OCD patients nuts - until we sees 'em! Then they seize us! My only goal in posting about them is to find out if they are intended or not. Most that aren't are usually too small to worry about, I 'spose.