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#5, also this is a guess (I don't have a separate drive), but have you tried going to Preferences -> File Types -> Locations and adding your second drive? Leap defaults to only looking in certain locations because most people don't care about some places in their system, e.g. the CUPS documentation in /System.

Try asking on their support group:
http://groups.google.com/group/leapformac

I only see 1 of my 3 drives.. namely the main drive where os x is installed. other files where O actually keep my files are not visible. Couldn't find any help on their site.

I'm really in love with Leap. I've been using it since beta 1. I always liked the company's other product Yep, but felt that only supporting PDF files was too limited. Now that Leap removes that limitation, I'm thrilled. There are still some nice features from Yep that haven't got ported over to the new app yet (like writing your tags as Spotlight comments, the create directory drop box that magically appears when you need it, etc.), and there are still some user interface wrinkles (the difference between the source list and the Finder list is a little confusing to figure out at first), but Leap really is something special. From a user-interface perspective, I think it's already head and shoulders above EagleFiler, and though it's not targeted at exactly the same feature set, it gives DevonThink a run for its money in many ways.

I have got into the habit of naming my files as tags essentially (e.g. uni project1 cover idea2.psd, that sort of thing) so this applications approach to filing is fantastic for me. Currently I can't really find it useable due to lots of beta issues - inability to exclude Trash easily from filters for instance, meaning if I send a file to the trash, it disappears only momentarily before reappearing - and that's if the filter refreshes properly anyway - but assuming those sorts of problems get cleared up, this sort of spotlight-based filing is perfect for me.

I've never tagged my files. Spotlight does everything just fine as far as finding text or pictures according to date. Do any of you actually take time out to tag? I personally don't have time to tag my files. The only time I tag is when I'm using Flickr.

Looks like it uses it's own tagging system.

I would have been interested if it allowed you to use different tagging methods. For example most tagging systems use the '&' in front of tags in Spotlight comments.

If it had the option of using this tagging method & recognising these type of tags I would have found it useful.