List of subclips too long?

I have captured a DV file as a single clip, used start/stop detect and Make Sub Clip to create 187 subclips. The problem i am running into is that sometimes the browser won't let me see all of the items in the list--it stopped at 179 and wouldn't show me the remaining clips until I opened up the bin as a new window. Is this a known limtation?

It seems to eventually show the full list if I open the bin in a separate window (double click as you say), but only after I play with it a bit. Will try the close open approach.
THanks
Chuck

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