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      rb
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      i've switched from QuickPic to F-Stop.  The *primary* driver for that switch is its NestedFolder support.  It allows me to mirror my actual photo organization/navigation on my server; without it, I find it unmanageable.
      
      in f-stop's NestedFolder views, the display of a parent folder consists of:
      
      	generic folder icon
      	folder name
      	( number of photos in the folder)
      
      e.g.
      
      	[ICON]
      	my_folder
      	(0)
      
      however, there is NO indication of the # of subfolders in the parent.
      
      it would be very useful to add that information to the display.
      
      e.g., if the parent folder contains "one" phone and "seven" subfolders one level of hierarchy below, then 
      
      	[ICON]
      	my_folder
      	(1)[7]
      
      would easily provide that info.
      
      also, an option for a total # of photos available in the subfolder hierarchy would be useful. e.g., from a 'real' example opn my system
      
      	my_folder
      		7 photos
      		subfolder1
      			13 photos
      			subfolder 1:1
      				24 photos
      		subfolder2
      			8 photos
      		subfolder3
      			10 photos
      			subfolder 3:1
      				12 photos
      			subfolder 3:2
      				10 photos
      
      i.e., in 'my_folder' I've
      
      	7 photos
      	additionally, 77 photos in 6 subfolders
      
      then the top-level display would be
      
      	[ICON]
      	my_folder
      	(7)[6:77]
      
      and, as further example, down a level
      
      	[ICON]
      	subfolder1
      	(13)[1:24]
      
      	[ICON]
      	subfolder2
      	(8)
      
      	[ICON]
      	subfolder3
      	(10)[2:22]
      
      this could be made a configurable option,
      
      	Nested Folder view display options
      		[ ] display total subfolder count
      		[ ] display total subfolder photos count
      
      
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