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  Hi andylam123,

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  Refer to this article for more details:

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  Your images are not - and have never had - in Lightroom, they are just referenced in the Lightroom database.

  Lightroom generates jpeg previews of the originals, however, and you can export users export preview plugin of Rob Cole: robcole.com - PreviewExporter.

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• How can I transfer files between different users on the same computer

  I set myself upward under a different name on my laptop father but necessary for the transfer of files from the original user (IE my father'd Office) to my new! How can I do this?

  The following instructions assume that you want to have two users on the computer and you do not want to move some files from one user to another user.  If this isn't the case, skip the following and post a reply.

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• PC, Lr, folders, Action: moving files/folders on the hard disc autour, download WARNING "move files on the disc, if you continue, this move... change... can be undone. question: my original files will be damaged? If so, how can I move files? Thank you

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  Duplicate thread: PC, Lr, folders, move files/folders on the hard drive, download WARNING "move files on the disc, if you continue, this move... change... can be undone. question: my original files will be damaged?

• PC, Lr, folders, move files/folders on the hard drive, download WARNING "move files on the disc, if you continue, this move... change... can be undone. question: my original files will be damaged?

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  No problem. I think that the warning means that you will not be able to use Undo to bring back the pictures and it will have to do it manually. There is no risk of corruption.

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  I need to keep the original file cannot be deleted during a moving file.  Is there an option?

  Two suggestions:

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  The computer freeze

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• 15 moves in the mode of culture (photoshop) cannot retrieve original files

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• Moving original files in Aperture

  If I import an original file from the desktop (or any other folder) on my Mac to an album of the opening, it creates a new project called "desktop", where the original file is stored. It is a version of the original in the album I tried to import the original file to. If I delete this 'Office' unwanted project, the version of the album is also deleted. Even if I try to save the (original) file in the 'Office' project undesirable as an original once again on the desktop and try to import again album where I'm actually, he did the same thing again, creating a new office project and updates a version in the album where the original must be. This seems to be kind of a 'catch 22', - whatever I do, the original stays in a separate project, not in the album where he is wanted. Is there a way to fix this?

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  I had a problem with the script below. Basically, on the execution of the script, I want to create folders based on the name of the file and move the files in the files of autocorrelation. However, at the minute, that I'll have to choose the folder in which the script should run.

  Folder to choose a folder

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  the value point text delimiters to ".".

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  Hello

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  Briefly tested under OS X 10.6.8 but no guarantee of any kind. Please make sure that you have a full backup of the original files and directories before you run this kind of script.

  Good luck

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  Hello

  Your Windows XP question is more complex than what is generally answered in the Microsoft Answers forums. It is better suited for the IT Pro TechNet public. Please post your question in the forum TechNet for assistance:

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