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no system folder in a library

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  • Ian Wilson
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    Are you working in a session or a catalog?

    In a session, you get System Folders section in the Library, like this.

    In a catalog, you don't because it only shows the folders you add to the catalog.

    (In this case, I have added a lot of subfolders in my Pictures folder, and some in my Documents folder, but I haven't, for instance, added the Applications folder which as you can see was visible in System folders in a session.)

    If I am right about what is going on, you may need to create a new session, or open one of the sessions you created with version 20 (and it will convert it for you). Or if you want to use a catalog you need to look at some of the tutorial videos available about the differences between catalogs and sessions.

    Ian

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  • Aleksandra Buca

    It works! Thanks a lot for your help! 

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  • Citlalli Glover

    Only attempt this method if you are comfortable using Terminal and have used it before. This method will make the folder permanently visible, so if you’d prefer it was only temporary, there is another way - for those using Mac OS X (or macOS) Mavericks and later.

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