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• Why my file names are highlighted in libraries and on my desk?

  My file names are underlined in the library files and my desktop shortcut names are underlined.  This has caused a few problems for me when I try to open several files at once in Photoshop Elements 10.  How can I fix?

  Open a folder. Click on tools, Folder Options

  Select "double-click to open an item.

  Click OK.

• Where (drive, folder, file name) are database files that store information to catalog such as tags and changed the dates in the 13 elements?

  
  I want just the datebae file which contains the data of the backup catalog.  I can't find it in the 13 elements but could not in 10 items.  Is it hidden in a secret file with a secret name?  Why?

  The catalog is a file containing the main database (catalog.pse13db), the cache of thumbnails (thumb.5.cache) and other files and subfolders. To save a catalog, you save the entire catalog with its subfolders. Note that if you do not save the thumbnail cache (which is the largest element in the catalog), it will be rebuilt automatically.

  In all versions of elements, Win or Mac, you can find its location on the menu: help/information system.

  By default, it is in a folder hidden in Windows.

  Why? I don't know, but you can tell Windows Explorer to show hidden files. It is up to you; I always do.

  The catalog must always be in the default location? Not at all. You can move it elsewhere. For example, you can maintain your catalogue and your picture library on an external drive. Then, watch as catalog manager being "custom position".

  What follows is not in your question, but I assume you are asking only for backup purposes. If you have an external backup system, you must include the catalog folder. It is not enough if you want to restore to another computer or a drive, because the original is dead. The catalog stores the location of the image files with respect to the path, but also for the internal serial number of the drive. Change drive means that all the files appear 'disappeared' or 'disconnected' and you will have to run a procedure to "reconnect". Reconnection is necessary if you are using the internal backup/restore process in the Organizer.

  Using Backup, Restore to move the catalog | Organizer | Elements 6 or later version

  If you are not in the case of an accident, but you simply want to update (enclosed updated version PES), the integrated system is ideal.

  Other backup systems have their advantages. I use SyncToy Windows after each session of significant change and the backup of the organiser at regular intervals.

• Why are some of my file names have black fonts and some in the same folder have blue fonts?

  In the same folder, some of my file names appear suddenly in blue font and others in black letters. What is the meaning of the different colored fonts?

  Open Windows Explorer.  Click Tools > folders and select the view tab.  Scroll down to "Display encrypted or compressed NTFS files in color" selected?  Change the display of the Explorer WIndows if you change this option?  Generally, the encrypted files are shown in green and compressed files (i.e. zip files) are indicated in blue, while the normal files are represented in black.  They can also be colored differently if they are on a different partition or files have been created while the computer is connected to a different domain.

• How to save photos in a new file, name it and get the pictures in this file

  I have photos that have been sent to me in an e-mail. I want to save them and create a new file in Windows Live Photo
  Gallery. I right-click and SAVED AS... then went to MY... and under some PICTURES under photos put my cursor
  to open a NEW CASE. He did open an empty folder and not of uploaded photos.

  What I am doing wrong? I want to save the photos, open a new folder/file, name and save the pictures of
  enamel in the new folder/file. How to achieve this?

  Thank you.
  Gilenya

  Gilenya,

  After you create a new folder, you must go inside this folder to save your photos.  I'll bet that you created the new folder, and then you click OK (or save), which caused the pictures save a level upwards in the folder that you created.

• where to save the files under options the file name is duplicated how to remove an additional folder with the same name

  Under Options in Firefox, I clicked on save the files under downloads, but the file name twice and an additional file with the same name is created in the folder, i.e.:

  G:\Akbar's Songs\HAMARA DOWNLOADS\HAMARA FORUMS DOWNLOADS FORUMS

  As you can see the file repeats, how can I fix it?

  Also the music files, I download from a site of downloads as a WinRar file and I need to open it. Y at - it an option where the file opens automatically in the folder I chose?

  Thanks a lot for your help.

  Hi Akush, when you install 7 - zip, make itself the default application to open .zip and .rar files. So if you double click on the .rar file, it should open in 7 - zip. If you prefer to decompress immediately, right click the file and look for new 7 - zip items in the menu. I can't think of a way to do this automatically, however.

• How can I sequence photos in an album of Pad?  Pictures are sequenced by file name (for example, 10 C, 20 C, CN) within their folder (album) in Photoshop Elements on my PC to 10 Windows, but the sequence is disrupted on the iPad via iTunes import/synchron

  How can I, sequence, photos, in, one, pavement, album?, the, photos, are, sequenced, file, nam e, (e.g., AC, 10, AC, 20,...) (CNN), within, their, folder, (album), in, Photoshop, elements, on, my, Windows, PC 10, but sequencing, is, disturbed, to, import, /, synchronization, to, t it, Pad, via air, how, may, sequencing, PC, be maintained, soon, transfer, to, nth, Pad?  My PC operating system is Windows 10 and my iPad is version 9.2.1.  Photoshop Elements is version 10.

  There is no way to manually sequence on an iOS device.  You can import them to your computer and the sequence by using a photo application that has this feature.

  iOS: import personal pictures and videos of iOS devices to your computer

• When you copy a file in the same folder, is it possible to choose where "copy of" add original file name?

  When you copy a file in the same folder, is it possible to choose where "copy of" add original file name?

  Someone has an idea?

  No, it is not possible.

• Select multiple files in the same folder from a list of file names

  I'm a wedding photographer.  Each marriage record is 700-1000 pictures.  When our wives to order their photos, you must select each photo to download to the printer.  I want to know if there is a way to just a list in the folder search bar which will show only the photos in the list on this issue?  I can't get it to do 1 photo at a time.

  Hello, Airborne4905!

  If I understand, you have a list of files that you want to print automatically. Well, for this, you must create a script. Below I show you a simple script.

  Now, assume that you have a d:\print.txt file that contains the names of the files in the folder in c:\users\public\pictures\sample pictures\ with a file name on each line, for example:
  Greek.jpg
  Dock.jpg
  Forest.jpg

  Then you have a file named print.vbs that contains the following script code:

  Set objShell = CreateObject ("Wscript.Shell")
  Set shell = CreateObject ("Shell.Application")
  Set objFS = CreateObject ("Scripting.FileSystemObject")
  Set objFile = objFS.OpenTextFile ("d:\\print.txt", 1)
  strFileContents = objFile.ReadAll

  arrLines = Split (strFileContents, vbNewLine)
  For each strLine in arrLines
  strFile = "C:\\Users\\Public\\Pictures\\Sample Pictures\\" & strLine
  hull. StrFile ShellExecute' ', '', ' print '.
  objShell.Run "mspaint/p" & Chr (34) & strFile & chr (34), 0, True
  Next

  objFile.Close
  
  If you want to print all the files that you specified in your d:\print.txt file, you simply run the print.vbs file.

  Note:
  1. the strFile = "C:\\Users\\Public\\Pictures\\Sample Pictures\\" & strLine line contains the path to your images folder - if you need browse another folder, just edit this string (note that you must keep the double-bar reverse oblique to the reverse slash single-bar place that you normally use!).
  2. the Set objFile = objFS.OpenTextFile ("d:\\print.txt", 1) line contains the path to the file where you list the images to print. Change the path to reflect the actual path of the file.
  3. If you need a more elaborate version or some other questions about scripts, please ask questions in the Forum Microsoft Scripting Guys on http://social.technet.microsoft.com/Forums/en/ITCG/threads/.

  I hope this helps!

• How can I change the font color on the title of file name list in a folder?

  When you do a "file save as"..., type a document name... Can have the police on this document at a red name round (or other color) fonts for the list of files in the folder.  I want to be able to open the folder and have a file name "stand out" in other securities of black font in grip my eyes with red font?

  Vista does not have this capability.  There may be some 3rd party programs that might work for you, but I could find no one who were free and no coming to add this feature to Windows Explorer.

  Here "a s business option: http://www.xyplorer.com/index.htm but it's a pretty radical change (it is just to add the ability to change the fonts, colors file, and includes many other options, but it is not Windows
  Explorer - this is a totally different file manager) and it costs money so I do not recommend because I think that it is better to use a totally different program Windows Explorer, even if it means not to change the font color of file names.  And if you check, it's a bit expensive just to get this functionality (and who knows the other features of Windows Explorer that you like that you may lose with this alternative - don't really know us much and that it works well with Vidta or causes problems - maybe even serious problems as far as we know - because I know anyone who has ever tried it).

  Sorry if this isn't what you wanted to hear, but it's like that. I think the right answer is that Vista is not supported this feature, and then remove it.

  Good luck!

  Lorien - MCSA/MCSE/network + / has + - if this post solves your problem, please click the 'Mark as answer' or 'Useful' button at the top of this message. Marking a post as answer, or relatively useful, you help others find the answer more quickly.

• I have the same file name twice in one folder?

  De : Batstar

  Message: On my camera, I decided to split the photos that I took in folders according to the country I was in at the time.  Now that I want to put pictures on my computer, I find that due to the use of more than a memory card for a given country, I have more than one folder called 'PERU' and each folder has named the pictures from 1 again, then when I combine all the photos of the Peru on my computer, it won't let me because I have two files with the same name.  How can I get around this without having to rename all my photos manually.

  De : John Inzer

  Response: Duplicate file names cannot exist in the same folder, the new file overwrites (replace) old.

  If you do not want to rename your images... try to save new files in a different folder.

  The following article explains how to rename your files in a batch:

  How to rename multiple or a series of files in Windows Vista

  http://tinyurl.com/5z52pb

  or...

  http://www.mydigitallife.info/2007/05/12/how-to-rename-multiple-or-a-series-of-files-in-Windows-Vista/

  John Inzer

  Another response of the community of Windows Vista discussion groups

• Since I compressed my NTFS drive last week, all the text of my files names are in blue. Is there a reason for this?

  Original title: file names have turned to the Blues

  file names have turned to the bruises on my dell hybrid. I compressed my NTFS drive week last to create more space and since then, all the names of txt on my files are now blue. is there a reason for this?

  Hello JordanMcGinn,

  Please see the link below regarding this issue.

  File changed police in blue: it's normal - blue means that the file is compressed

  http://answers.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows/Forum/windows_vista-files/file-font-changed-to-blue/3efc8f58-edf8-4930-9e38-69feca448a92

  Thank you

• Error message: "the file names would be too long for the destination folder.

  I move the files from internal hard drive to external hard drive using cut and paste.  I get a message "the file name would be too long for the destination folder.  You can shorten the file name and try again, or try a location with a shorter path. "I then gives me choices to skip or cancel.  What happens to files that are ignored?  Are they deleted?  I don't want to lose all the data, but there are more 2 000 files with this problem, so passing by and rename each one really isn't a viable solution.  I don't really understand how the file names were originally created/saved about a problem that is only now that I want to move them.  The disc source and destination are NTFS.  Is there a solution for this?  It is imperative that no data is lost.  Thanks for any help you can offer.

  On Wednesday, 10 April 2013, 12:16:23 + 0000, MADinIowa wrote:

  I move the files from internal hard drive to external hard drive using cut and paste.  I get a message "the file name would be too long for the destination folder.  You can shorten the file name and try again, or try a location with a shorter path. "I then gives me choices to skip or cancel.  What happens to files that are ignored?  Are they deleted?

  N ° to check that what I say is correct, create a new folder
  for the purposes of the trial and to make a copy of some files. To ensure that
  one of them has a long name (rename if necessary), and then try to copy
  These files on the external drive. When you get the message, choose
  'jump' and see what happens.

• The files 'disappear' when you add a period to a folder or a file name in windows through GUI

  The files 'disappear' when you add a period to a folder or a file name in windows through GUI

  I don't know if it's a bug, but certainly doesn't seem like it should be the case. I tried on both 64-bit and 32-bit on windows 7. Does not make this error on XP or vista.

  Can someone explain to me what is happening?

  To reproduce, in windows 7 make a file or folder, and THEN add a ".". (period) to the end of the name of the file and look at the file "disappear". It's still there, just need to refresh (F5) and it reappears (w/o of the annex "." because it's an illegal file naming convention).

  I tried to do the same thing but through command line and it always auto corrects names of files to the conventions, and correctly, it remains on the GUI, so I think that the problem is related to the graphical mode of name change

  -Favre a. Reid

  Hello

  This seems to be a bug with Windows 7. We really thank you for this bug in our opinion. This will be the team of developers. Thanking you once again.

  Concerning
  Anthony.

• 'File name' error too long when you copy a folder to a DVD disc

  When I copy a folder that contains a large number of files on an external hard drive, I have no problem, but if I try to copy the same folder to a DVD disc, I get a message indicating that a file name is too long.  My first question is why do I get the message for DVD and not the external hard drive?  My second question is: How can I generate a list of files in my folder that have too long names? My second question is already other post on the forum, but there was no answer.  Is it because it is not possible to generate such a list?

  Thank you

  It depends on what is called the 'file system '. File systems are how files are stored on a disk. Many of them have limits on how long the total file path can be. DVD and external hard drives use different file systems.

  If you want a list of all the files in a folder, open a command prompt. Type this in:

  CD "C:\path\to\folder".

  and press ENTER. Replace path\to\folder with the path of the file in your file that you want to check to make sure this filepath is in quotes!

  Now type:

  dir /s > 'output.txt '.

  and press ENTER. This will tell the guest to make a list of all the files in this folder and in each subfolder, and then store in a text file. This will allow you to view the list and I hope to find the long file names. Once you have found the long file name, go to that file, and then change the name.

  Here is an example of the above commands. Let's say I have a folder named "foo" in the My Documents folder. I first type:

  CD "C:\Users\Entegy\Documents\foo".

  and press ENTER. Now, I want the list of files to be placed on my desk. Then I type:

  dir /s > "C:\Users\Entegy\Desktop\filelist.txt."

  And voila, I have a list of all the content of foo on my desktop files. Just make sure that your path ends with .txt and you'll be fine. And don't forget to put quotes around filepaths!