If an archive is opened and explored (rather than extracted), even if the individual required objects are each opened into Propeller Tool, the software can not find those called out in the OBJ section because the archive tool (WinZip, for example) may have temporarily extracted each of them into separate drive folders.
Potential Solution: If a path-equivalent match is not found in open tabs, but a filename-equivalent match is found, perhaps the tool should note that and prompt the user. ie: can't find this object (by path) in open tabs; however, THIS one exists. Do you want to use that one?
If an archive is opened and explored (rather than extracted), even if the individual required objects are each opened into Propeller Tool, the software can not find those called out in the OBJ section because the archive tool (WinZip, for example) may have temporarily extracted each of them into separate drive folders.
Potential Solution: If a path-equivalent match is not found in open tabs, but a filename-equivalent match is found, perhaps the tool should note that and prompt the user. ie: can't find this object (by path) in open tabs; however, THIS one exists. Do you want to use that one?