My first transfer program transdisk, is not showing up in Ram Disk

Hello, I'm new here.
I've been reading these forums lately, and its nice to see that Amiga community is still very active.
I'm a pc enthusiast and used to know the Amiga well.
I use the Winuae emulator a lot.
I loved my Amiga, and never sold them.
I have a 500 with 0,5mb extra ram, and a 1200 with 8mb extra ram and no hdd.

The machines has not been used for about 15 years.
Last week I tested if they still worked, and they did
The games are awesome! Good memories comes back now.
But some of my floppy's don't work. (WB3.1 + some games)
Workbench 1.3 is ok.

Now I want to transfer WB3.1 and some game adf's from PC to Amiga 1200.
I made my own 3meter nullmodem cable, and use ADF Sender Terminal + transdisklong.
transdisk seems to be transfered ok. I get no error messages, the break is released, but the file wont show up in Ram Disk.
And wont show in DF0:c after copying.

Do any of you know what could cause this?

I Followed these guides:
http://adfsender.stoeggl.com/adfsend...l/methods.html (method A1)
http://adfsender.stoeggl.com/adfsend...nal/readme.txt
I've read other forums also with no luck.

settings on both machines:
Baudrate 9600
Echo: Off
Data Bits: 8
Parity: None
Stop Bits: 1
Flow Control: RTS/CTS
Design: STD

All help appreciated.


Update:
thomas came with the solution
Select "window -> show -> all files" from the menu.

[pjhutch]

How big is the file you are sending?
How much memory does the Amiga have?
If the file is bigger than ram then it will not fit!

Originally Posted by pjhutch

How big is the file you are sending?
How much memory does the Amiga have?
If the file is bigger than ram then it will not fit!

Its a Amiga1200 machine with 8mb extra ram. And no HDD.
the file im transfering is named transdisklong who is 11kb.
Its a program I need to run to transfer adf's to floppy disk's.

[thomas]

I get no error messages, the break is released, but the file wont show up in Ram Disk.

Select "window -> show -> all files" from the menu.

Originally Posted by thomas

Select "window -> show -> all files" from the menu.

Thank you Thomas! that did it