Synchronization of a custom sort order Mobile on desktop?

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• How to propagate a collection in Lightroom Mobile custom sort order?

  I've created several collections in Adobe Lightroom on my desktop in order to show people a few selected images on various subjects and themes on my mobile. I am adding images in the collections that I find in no particular order and then sorting in my desired order and groupings.

  Many of these images on my computer are not in order of date because they are scans of original film or digital photographs of old prints.  It would be difficult to assign an 'original' digital image date because many of these images are difficult to date, it is easier to drag the images in my order of preference.

  On my mobile devices (iPhone and iPad) images displayed in order of addition to the collection not my custom sort order. How can I make sure that the display on my mobile order is identical to the desktop computer please?

  Have you tried to change the options for sorting Lr Mobile to 'order '? -Guido

• Lightroom Mobile does not recognize my custom sort order

  I can't find a way to get the Mobile with Lightroom app on my iPad to recognize the custom sort order in place for collection on my desk. I'm on the latest version of Lightroom and Lightroom Mobile. The only sorting option that appears in LR mobile is by capture time. The custom sort order is available for collection on the Abobe website, but not on the mobile application.

  You can change the type of sort when you touch the Capture plate. Tab so on time "capture" - label and you will see other sorting options as 'Date modified', 'command' etc.

  Hope that helps.

  -guido

• Custom sort order - creation of new Collection

  I was reading this thread on the creation of a custom sort order - Lightroom - how do change you the order of Images, before you rename? Blog of "Julieanne Kost .

  I work with a collection that contains subfolders, so I selected all the images, then tried to create a new collection. But when I click on the file, I see a choice for a new catalog, but not a 'new Collection '. There is a choice to "save quick Collection.» But when I choose that option, I get an empty folder with the name I have given.

  So, how to create a collection?

  P.S. I noticed I have a lot of empty folders. Is this OK to delete all the? I imported a folder full of subfolders of images, and I'm guessing that subfolders are imported, but the images have been taken out of them.

  Thank you.

  Maybe you should watch this video before worrying about how to order customized your images. Lightroom CC - create custom images - YouTube Collections

• Custom sort order when you export a catalog

  When I export files of catalog on an external drive, I lose my option "custom sort order".  On the PC when I select the drop-down list next to the "sort order" at the bottom of the screen of the grid 'Command' appears as an option.  However, when I open the catalog on the external hard drive and select the drop-down list next to the "sort order" at the bottom of the grid screen, 'Order' is NOT an option.

  How can I get it to appear as an option?

  I use Lightroom on PC with Windows 10 CC

  The folder structure has changed somehow in the exported catalog?

  ('Order' will not appear if two things are at work - 1) there is a subfolder under the folder the current images and 2) option is set on "display the Photos in folders under.

  (no other answer-sorry)

• Sort order of the desktop icon

  I noticed that the sort order for the icons on my desktop is a little strange.  When I sort by alphabetically by name, they go through the alphabet once, then again in alphabetical order.  In other words, there are two sets of icons sorted in alphabetical order.  I had this problem on my previous PC, which ran from Windows XP.  Now that I have a new PC running Vista Home Premium, the problem persists.  Can I have some kind of installation or configuration problem?

  I searched the Knowledge Base Microsoft and the Internet, for this problem, but found nothing.

  Thank you

  El_Abuelo

  What determines what type of folder is assigned a specific icon?  (The shortcut properties seem to indicate that property may have something to do with it.)

  It is normally determined by the installer that created the shortcut in the first place.  Most software publishers are lazy and will place a single shortcut in % PUBLIC%\Desktop, which will appear on the desktop for everyone if you have multiple users.  Unfortunately, if a user removes the shortcut it will disappear from all the world office too.  The solution is to manually copy in all the individual desktop folder and then delete the original.

  All of the shortcuts that you you do it manually (for example, by right - dragging a file to the desktop) will appear in your folder %USERPROFILE%\Desktop and therefore appear to you and not to other users.

  Of course, if you are the only user on this computer, none of the foregoing is of no interest to you.  In this case, if you want everything sorted alphabetically, choose one of the two locations and manually move everything else.  Given that %PUBLIC%\Desktop is most software installation uses, it will probably be the best choice, by remembering that if you manually create the shortcuts, you must manually move them yourself or they will be out of use again.

  Another thing to watch is installers of software that prompts you to install for 'all users' or 'me' (or words to that effect).  The option all users will put the shortcut to the Public folder. the just me option will use your user profile folder.

• Using pictures of Yosemite 1.0.1 I created a 400 photo album. I custom sort them. When I copy a USB to share with friends my custom sort is lost. Is it possible to maintain the current order of photo on a USB?

  Using pictures of Yosemite 1.0.1 I created a 400 photo album. I custom sort them. When I copy a USB to share with friends my custom sort is lost. Is it possible to maintain the current order of photo on a USB?

  Of course, not as the sorting, the viewer sees is defined by them not by you - given the same USB you can use the finder to display in alphabetical order, last updated order etc. size - files have no command - the viewer defines the order

  You can select Photos and export using a file for sequential access to export name so if the Viewer uses an alpha sort they correspond to your order desired - you can facilitate this, but they must define their queue viewer correctly for them to see it as you wish

  LN

• Custom folder settings (details, sort order, etc.) are not persisted

  Do not save the changes I make to my files. If I move the icons on my desktop, the next time I have to disconnect or reset, they're going to order by default/placement (is all concentrated at the top on the left side of the screen). If I change the "details" that appear in a certain folder, or view records or sort order, these details disappear the second I click the folder, click again it in the Navigation pane (or if I close the Windows Explorer window, and then open a new).

  Global settings (from the display of folders in the control panel option) are OK, it's just customizations to records that disappear.

  Is there a way I can force my folder for each folder customizations to persist?

  Compaq Presario CQ57 Notebook PC running Windows 7 Home Premium Service Pack 1.

  This type of problem with saving settings often indicates a corrupt user profile.  I suggest test you in a different user account (create one if necessary) and see if the same problem occurs or not.

• How can I change the sort order in the Photos?

  How can I change the sort order in the Photos? I would like to have more recent photos at the top of the screen instead of at the bottom.

  The view of Photos with moments and collections will be sorted always growing by date, also the album «All the Photos»

  But you can sort any other album descending by date.  Create your own album custom as smart album 'My Pictures' and the descending sort.

  File > new Smart Album

  and use the rules:

  

  CTRL-click the smart album in the sidebar and in this way it as you want:

  

  These sorting options available in Photos on MacOS X 10.11. El Capitan, but not in Yosemite.

• SQL sort order?

  When installing UCCE I use the ICMDBA to create the base of data but get this error:

  "The sorting order of SQL Server on this computer is not binary. You can't go any further.

  Anyone know how you can change the SQL sort order?

  Hello

  To change the SQL Server "Binary order", you will need to reinstall SQL Server and select 'Custom' config Binary order (Latin1_General) for installation.

  Follow the instructions in this link:

  http://www.Cisco.com/application/PDF/en/us/guest/products/ps1001/c1225/ccmigration_09186a00804d72f9.PDF

  See Chapter 10. This installation of SQL procedure is valid for all IPCC Enterprise versions in SQL Server 2000.

  Hope this helps,

  Juan Luis

• LR4: Incorrect sort order?

  Hello

  yesterday, I saw a problem in LR4 I do not exactly understand: when I do an import of video files from my camera to lightroom via the Import of LR, these files are sorted in the wrong way.

  Should be the sort order: Ascending by date (I don't know the exact term I use the German version)

  What's happening: all files imported by other software and brought to LR by "synchronize...". "are OK. The date and time of the files imported directly by LR are also OK. But the files are displayed at the beginning of the page and not, as expected, in other files.

  What I did to solve this problem (not a good way but works for now): I rename all files "YYYY_MM_DD_HH_MM_SS-...". "and sort by file name.

  Is there a solution for this problem?

  Thank you

  Matthias

  Try to 'Change the capture time' without actually modifying the time. Just click on change. Try this with a single file in a first time, I'm not sure it will work.

• is there a sort order global for all folders?

  I have a lot of mail files, and I want them all to sort of the same way. However I can't find a way to set the sort order in the world, only individually per-folder. Is there a global sort order?

  Are you familiar with the configuration of Thunderbird Editor?
  
  If you change the wrong setting, or the incorrect value, you can make unusable Thunderbird, but if you're very careful...

  Read this article...

  http://superuser.com/questions/13518/change-the-default-sorting-order-in-Thunderbird

  TB - 38, 3 Win10-PC

• How can I change the sort order in the finder / media / photos?

  When I want to open a photo in an application I can access photos via the media / photos. The sort order is ascending. I want that the descending sort order. Where can I do this? Thanks for the reply! Christian

  You can click right in the grid of thumbnails and choose to display it as a list. You can then sort the columns by clicking on them.

  I don't know of a way to get to another level by default.

• Sort order for the Album to the artist / year

  How does Itunes sorting Option "Album of the artist / year"work? "

  I expect year wise Albums are sorted. But some of the Albums are not sorted in the year.

  If two or more albums were released in the same year by the same artist, they are sorted in alphabetical order. Note also that iTunes can produce unexpected results if you select a descending sort order.

  TT2

• What is the sort order used Finder?

  I did a little research on this issue and found that (unless I'm missing something), the sort order of the Finder is not what it is supposed to be.

  The only requirement that I found is this note archived tech how Finder lists items that are sorted by name (Mac OS X) from 2012.

  In fact, almost everything what he described how Finder behaves, with the exception of the note at the bottom:

  Technically speaking, the Finder sort is based on the Unicode snack Algorithm, defined by the Unicode Consortium. This standard provides an order for all characters in Unicode sorting complete and unambiguous

  And that complicates matters, since (for example) the underscore character (officially called "bass line"), which sorts upwards and so before all alphanumeric value Unicode of U005F, which lies between the uppercase and lowercase Latin letters: 'Z' is U005A and 'a' corresponds to U0061.

  The reason I ask is because I would like to find a character that sorts after all Latin characters.  Many sort to before, including < space >, stress / < low line > and (my favorite for folders) < pointing right angle double quote > (i.e. "'").

  If it was really sort by Unicode, then it would be simple to use the selector of characters to insert a Unicode character value, such as U25B9, which is "▹.  "But we sort after space <>, < low line >, and" ' ", but before all Latin characters.

  I found an abstract character who works here for this, but I am helpless about the why.  U1400 is the Unicode section called "Unified Canadian Aboriginal syllable", and U1433, the "Canadian syllable Po", is a character who appears in the Finder as a very big plus of symbol: "ᐳ." (More than the symbol is ' > ' for comparison.)

  Yes WHY?

  Why think the Finder that's good (partial) order:

  U0020 "" (space)

  U005F '_' (bass line) < underscore >

  "U00BB '" ' (pointing to the right angle double quote)

  U005C "------" (Reverse Solidus) < backslash >

  U25B7 "▷" (white triangle pointing to the right)

  U0041 "A".

  U007A 'z '.

  U1433 "ᐳ" (Canadian syllable Po)

  

  Note: I see that note technical I linked to refers to the "Unicode snack Algorithm", which could indicate the answer somewhere in its depths.  If this is the case, then I guess this raises the question of why the Unicode coalition choose such an unexpected algorithm.

  Your "Note" has the answer.  Sorting of Unicode is not determined by the values of code as such point, it is determined by the algorithm.  This can be quite complex, but I think an easy way of having things to sort after Latin is to use a Greek character as µ (m option).

  http://Unicode.org/charts/collation/