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Ich denke, du suchst danach.
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Which beta are you using (the number please).
You seem to be talking about two things: one the Workspaces and the other accessing the desired folder. I'll attempt to help on both.
I completely agree with you that accessing recently used folders in the new Bridge (both 13 & 14) are extremely frustrating. However, If you can take a Content Panel you do not want and wish it to be a recent folder, you can (1) go to the "Clock" icon (to the left of the boomerang) and select a recent folder there. (2) You can select a folder from your computer and drag that to Bridge and it will open in the Content Panel that you wish to switch to the one you want. There are a few other approaches but that should get you started.
As far as Workspaces go, there have been a few issues with Workspaces but to my knowledge and experience, most of the issues are now gone. I think you are aware that you can create your own Workspaces, save them, and even update them. When they seem to have gone wrong and wish to restore them to their previous structure, you can go to the three lines to the right of the Workspace's name (in the US we call them the "hamburger" menu) and you'll see this:
Note that in the last item, you can reorder and even hide workspaces.
Please let us know if this helps resolve some or all of your problems.
Hi Frank,
First off, I do not work for Adobe. I am a volunteer here, like most of the folks who are trying to help.
Now, I do understand what you're issue is. Forgive me, but I took German back in High School and that was back in the mid '60s. I have forgotten just about everything, so if it were not for Google Translate, we'd not be communicating at all! (LOL)
As far as this issue, yes, this is a bad issue, and it bugs the #%@% out of me as well. It's been that way since v. 13 was released almost a year ago.
The one way I've found to work around this is with the "Reveal Recent" icon in the top left part of Bridge's Window.
First, identify which Content Tab you want Bridge to focus on. The active Content Tab is the one with the Blue square to the left of the name.
Now, assuming that you've gone to the folder you want to work with in the recent past, go the Reval Recent and press down on it. The top region is focused on applications that you've used and will let you look at files that you've been working with. If, for example, you were looking a images files with Photoshop, if you looked at the PS files, you'd see the files and if you selected one of those files the folder that contains that file would populate the active Content tab.
Similarly if you recognized the folder in the bottom half, you could select that and it would populate the active Content Tab. If you happen to have two (or more) Content Tabs open, you can use the same technique to populate the desired Content Tabs with the desired folders. Just make sure that you've clicked on the Content Tab you want to be populated with a specific folder before selecting the specfic folder.
I sure hope this is what you need to help you, good luck!
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