If you remove a folder from within jAlbum, in the Explore view, it should remove the corresponding output folder. Make sure you've got the preference set to do that - see screenshot.

If you do the removal outside of jAlbum, of course, it knows nothing about it, and can't do anything about it.

As always, thanks for the quick response, Jeff and first off, I did not delete folders via the Explore view, I did it with the file management program I use, (ZtreeWin) and I presume that wasn't the way to duit. :=) Now I know although I sure prefer using Ztree for file/folder management. I guess that JA doesn't have a routine to check current against existing in the output folder and clean up as necessary but it sounds like I'll have to change my ways for any album management anyway.

Roger on Speedtest, probably use it once every couple days both in here with a wired connection and around our home and property to check wifi bandwidth. Very handy little app. As for ISP and hosting services, I have Spectrum's gigabit plan which is 1gig down and 40mb up and I have to say, they're consistent and reliable. Now how they get that much data through that little copper pipe is beyond me.

I also upgraded the house LAN over to Wifi6 with a Netgear Orbi router and three satellites. (When did we stop calling them access points? <smile>) I love the Orbi system and I consistently get 400mbs down a hundred feet from the house.

My problem is the hosting service for my two domains as the best they let you have is 12mbs. Consequently, multi-gig albums take awhile to upload from scratch. And, I've been through a half dozen of these outfits over the past twenty years or so and all of them have left me wanting.

Thanks again, Jeff. MOF I have a long list of JA questions saved but I keep forgetting to ask them one at a time. <laughing> The old brain just doesn't hack it so well these days. :=)

Edited by: kilobravo on 13 Dec 2024, 03:32