Finder don't show files

When you open a program, for example email, indesign and etc, when I go to look for a file to attach by email or by opening indesign simply it does not show the file, after some time he appears out of nowhere. when I go for mac HD and open the User folder and I click the desktop or document, or where the file is it shows.
Someone has had the same problem or know how to solve?
I await Contact
Vanoilton Pereira

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I'm having a little problem with certain types of files:
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