> box..a bit like in Windows Explorer so that folder opens but sequences are > still viewable > in the main arrange page. Then it won't be necessary to do all the packing > and unpacking stuff, Just one click on a box and the folder contents is > revealed within the main Arrange page ...then another click and presto it's > back in the folder.Any comments on this anyone? > Hope my explaination makes some kind of sense.. I have been asking for this forever. There is a logistical concern, however--the arrange page would have to create new tracks to view the folder items with, and what happens to items you drag to these tracks?? I suppose the tracks could be greyed out beyond the folder boundaries, like objects outside folder bounds already do...... but what happens when you open up two folders on the same track?? Now it gets gnarly. Still, until something like this is available, I will keep trying periodically to employ folders in some meaningful way (other than to shove into them semi-garbage I don't really expect to use, but don't want to throw away) and give up in digust trying to deal with unpacking them gracefully. I tried for the better part of a year to use a two-arrange window, nested folder approach, as outlined on this list numerous times, and it was a huge time waster. It's too important to be able to see all my sequences at once. This is probably the reason no other software company has followed suite. (AFAIK) A good idea in principle, but essentially a failure, as far as I'm concerned. A poor panacea for old notator users. One similar approach that would work in the arrange is a folder for TRACKS. Then I could take all my background vocal TRACKS and pack them into a folder, finder-style, with a little triangle next to the name, and choose to look at them or not, solo them or not, mute them or not. I would use this feature to death, and never bother with another logic-style object folder.... Think about it, Markus & co! e PS: Anybody else found that the delay parameter doesn't work on audio tracks in folders??