Bob, The plug-in, plugs into your Internet browser, ie. Firefox, Internet Explorer, Chrome, Opera, etc. If you search for the exact item that you initially requested, a "Foxit PDF Creator Free for WIN 7", you will probably notice that the "Creator" references go back to dates in 2010. The Foxit Website offers a more recent "Editor" edition, rather than the possibly outmoded "Creator" version.

It could be that the best offering is from the Foxit Website for their Foxit Advanced PDF Editor, which although not a freeware, could possibly be a lot more effective and satisfying than an older version. The newer version can be purchased online from this site and a thirty-day trial period is offered. Since the Foxit website sells it for $99.00, you might wish to check out some of the sites that are offering it for a free download. 

Foxit Website:  http://www.foxitsoftware.com/products/editor/

Softpedia is offering a "demo" version for $29.99, which is either a trial version or a limited, restricted function offering:  http://www.softpedia.com/get/Office-tools/PDF/Foxit-PDF-Creator.shtml

c/net is offering the Creator version for $24.99 mark-down from the $29.99 price: http://download.cnet.com/Foxit-PDF-Creator/3000-18497_4-10751172.html 


I am kind of groping around in the dark on this one but you are at least figuring out what you are confronted with as far as what is available.  DougD

Ralph, I installed the free (not Pro) Windows 7 version (for XP and Vista also) of TeraCopy, on my ASUS WIN7 laptop, which is similar to the new Windows 8 copy programming. After reading your above post, I decided to run the TeraCopy to see if there was any apparent malfunction.

I created a new folder entitled "A  Test Folder" so it would copy to the top of the recipient partition window. It copied over OK, but placed itself at the very end of the array of folders, even though the "A" would have placed the folder at the beginning of the folders on the recipient partition if automatic refresh was taking place.

Then, I erased the newly copied folder and this time tried to move the source folder to the recipient partition. To copy, as first shown in the above paragraph, I held down the Ctrl key, depressed the left mouse button and dragged and dropped the folder over. This time, I did not hold down the Ctrl key, and dragged and dropped the folder over to the recipient partition. The source folder remained in the source partition and the copied folder was again placed at the bottom of the recipient folder's array of folders.

So, it would seem to me that both functions were restricted to merely copying the folder from one partition to the other, which suggests quite strongly that the refresh function, which used to refresh, at least by deleting the moved folder from the source partition, is not working with TeraCopy, the WIN8 equivalent copy programming.

As far as I can determine, this is simply the way it works. The moved folder remained on the source partition even after I mouse clicked the partition to the main partition window and back again to the source partition (but the folder was repositioned at the top of the list of folders, as the "A" was intended to do). I notice that the TeraCopy window that shows the copy/move function, plus other options, does have a "move" button, which, when clicked, caused to source folder on another occasion to disappear. It could be that WIN8 functions a bit differently that WIN 7, and since I do not have WIN8, I am unable to comment as to its performance with copying. I am also unable to suggest any remedy other than fidgeting with every possible combination of copy and move techniques to determine if there is a new procedure to follow. In any case, the refresh simply doesn't work as it used to as far as my testing has revealed. 

Before I installed TeraCopy, if I copied 40 music files into a music file partition containing 500 music files, the newly copied files would show up distributed alphabetically, in correct order within the 500 file, then 540 file, array of music files. It is possible that the process of copying files is handled differently than the copying of folders. It would seem that Microsoft could need to patch the copy process up a bit.  DougD


TeraCopy Information Website:  http://codesector.com/teracopy

 

How To Make Temporary Bookmarks in Firefox. Great way to keep webpages available without cluttering your tabs with pinned webpages.

Make Tech Easier:  http://www.maketecheasier.com/create-temporary-bookmarks-in-firefox/2013/05/14
 

How to Backup Your DVD and Blu-Ray Movie Collection. Evidently, it is implied by this article that you can back-up to preserve your own DVD and Blu-Ray movies for your own use. The article is interesting and informative for those who might have some degree of curiosity about possible methods of preserving their investment in entertainment videos of various types.

HowToGeek:  http://www.howtogeek.com/161498/how-to-backup-your-dvd-and-blu-ray-movie-collection/?utm_source=newsletter&utm_medium=email&utm_campaign=130513

Free and For Cost Large Cloud Online Storage Opportunities.

PC World:  http://www.pcworld.com/article/2037131/supersize-your-free-cloud-storage-to-100gb-or-more.html#tk.nl_pcwbest

Dirt buildup can affect PC performance. Here is a guide on how to clean it up.

PC World:  http://www.pcworld.com/article/2037100/youre-a-dirty-dirty-dusty-pc.html#tk.nl_pwr

Elaboration on the above alert -

InfoSecurity:  http://www.infosecurity-magazine.com/view/31552/phony-adobe-flash-update-spreads-home-pagechanging-malware/

ThreatPost:  http://threatpost.com/has-anyone-seen-missing-scroll-bar-phony-flash-update-redirects-malware-032913/

Microsoft Malware Protection Center on the Win32/Preflayer.A Trojan:   http://www.microsoft.com/security/portal/threat/encyclopedia/entry.aspx?Name=Trojan%3aWin32%2fPreflayer.A

Updated 5-13-13 - Patch Tuesday's fix for the Internet Explorer 8 vulnerability might not fully correct the exposure to exploitation.

Naked Security:  http://nakedsecurity.sophos.com/2013/05/11/may-patch-tuesday-coming-up-microsoft-still-not-sure-if-latest-0-day-fix-will-make-the-cut/?utm_source=Naked+Security+-+Sophos+List&utm_medium=email&utm_campaign=68e4ca646d-naked%252Bsecurity&utm_term=0_31623bb782-68e4ca646d-301420529


Updated 5-5-13 - Microsoft pledges patch for zero-day bug in Internet Explorer 8

PC World:  http://www.pcworld.com/article/2037544/microsoft-pledges-patch-for-zero-day-bug-in-internet-explorer-eight.html#tk.nl_today

Quoted from the article:  "IE8 is the most widely-used of Microsoft's five supported browsers -- IE6 through IE10 -- accounting for an estimated 41 percent of all the Redmond, Wash. developer's browsers that went online in April. Microsoft confirmed that all versions of IE8, including copies running on XP, Vista and Windows 7, are at risk."


Prior Posting - Version 1.1 updated 5-8-13.

Microsoft Security Advisory (2847140) - Vulnerability in Internet Explorer 8 (only) Could Allow Remote Code Execution. Published: Friday, May 03, 2013, Version: 1.0

This does not effect IE 6,7,9,or 10, just 8.

MS Security Bulletin:  http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/security/advisory/2847140


Updated 5-9-13 - Microsoft rushes out CVE-2013-1347 "Fix it" for the latest Internet Explorer zero-day.

Naked Security:  http://nakedsecurity.sophos.com/2013/05/09/microsoft-rushes-out-cve-2013-1347-fix-it-for-the-latest-internet-explorer-zero-day/?utm_source=Naked+Security+-+Sophos+List&utm_medium=email&utm_campaign=0723e7ef80-naked%252Bsecurity&utm_term=0_31623bb782-0723e7ef80-301420529