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• I have a problem of my catalogs of PES 10 displacement and the photos attached from my old computer with Windows XP on my new computer with Windows 10.  The problem is that I can't remember the arrangement of the original tree of my photo folders when I r

  I have a problem of my catalogs of PES 10 displacement and the photos attached from my old computer with Windows XP on my new computer with Windows 10.  How can I keep my original photo folders tree arrangement when I restore backups of catalog on the new machine?

  The problem arises because Windows 10 is equipped with a new tree structure with new names for many of its branches.  Tree of Windows XP starts to Local Disk (C), and then does the following: Documents and settings, Susan [it's me the user], My Documents, SusanPhotos (the folder that I created that contains my photos) and then several subfolders and subfolders with my photos grouped by theme, for example the Puglia Italy and Italy-Roma.  My new computer Windows 10 has a different tree and different names for a large number of branches from early on: OS (C) [instead of Local Disk (C)], users, Susan, Documents [instead of the old My Documents], SusanPhotos [what I created] and then the subfolders and so on.

  Because of the new tree and the new names of the branch, I can't find a way to restore my PES 10 catalogues and photos attached to them to where I want to that they.  What I want to do is put the files from SusanPhotos to the Windows 10 Documents folder so that I find myself with the following tree, essentially the same as what I had on my old machine: OS (C), users, Documents, Susan, SusanPhotos, then the original subfolders with my photos.  Apparently 10 PSE does not allow me to move folders of photos in the Organizer, so that the pictures stay connected.

  PES 10 offers 3 options for restoration: Original, personalized and customized, keeping the original structure of the file.  Here's what happens to each:

  (1) original creates new folders with the old names and the structure of the tree, parallel to the tree Windows 10 has instead of inside the tree Windows 10.

  (2) custom with the original structure of the file is the restaurant where I want (within the SusanPhotos) but retains all branches superfluous-instant initial tree of Windows XP, production: BONES (C), users, Documents, Susan, SusanPhotos, Documents and settings [carried over from the old computer], Susan, My Documents, SusanPhotos, Roma-Italy and Italy-Puglia and so on.

  (3) custom (without checking the original file structure box) makes every SusanPhotos but without any organization: OS (C),..., SusanPhotos, Italy-Puglia and Italy-Roma and all other folders at the same level instead of in their original nested groups with subfolders.

  The first two methods you end up with a tree that is chaotic with two parallel trunks or a single trunk but with several redundant layers carried over from the old computer.  The third ends with no tree at all.

  One solution would be to make a Custom Restore with the original structure of the file and then use PSE10 to move the folders that I would like.  However, AFAIK, PSE10 I cannot move entire folders of photos, only of individual pictures.  With thousands of photos in hundreds of cases, the time required for the movement of individual pictures is prohibitive.  PSE10 allows me to move the catalog folder, but apparently not the folders containing the photos.

  The result is that at this time I have no solution to my problem.  Can you help me find a way to restore my photos while keeping their original organization?

  One solution would be to make a Custom Restore with the original structure of the file and then use PSE10 to move the folders that I would like.  However, AFAIK, PSE10 I cannot move entire folders of photos, only of individual pictures.

  You simply use the 'Files' Panel on the left. Your folder tree appears. Simply, you drag and drop the folder to move with all its subfolders in the desired master file. That works exactly as in Solution Explorer, so be patient, you receive no message of progress until it is completed.

  You did a good job to understand the situation. I think that might help you is to understand that changes in the way default folders are created in a different version of Windows can be ignored if you do not use these structure 'default', from the shortcuts to your main folder of the user.

  I create a master folder 'My Photos' directly under the C: root.

  When I restore, I use the "custom" choice, as you have discovered, I only specify this folder in the restore process, and I completely ignore the default shortcuts to 'Documents' or 'Image '.

• Where are the photos recently deleted in el Capitan

  Where are the photos recently deleted in el Capitan

  Open the Photos app and then go to the view menu and click on Albums, and then double-click recently deleted in the main window.

• Where then-gon photos in Windows 7?

  I am reluctant to load Windows 7 because of the dozens of photos that I have in the Windows Photo Gallery since the program is not in Windows 7. Where wil my photos go?

  Your photos are not 'in' Windows Photo Gallery... it's simply a viewer.

  Photos are probably stored in your pictures folder. If you
  Right-click on a photo in the photo library and choose... "Open file location".
  You can find the folder that the file is saved in.

  It would be a great idea to save 'all' your photos and other
  personal files on removable media. CD, DVD, memory card.
  Flash drive, external hard drive, etc... before you put in your
  Operating system.

  If your version of the photo gallery has the possibility of returning to undo
  editing... copy you the pictures of the unreleased original
  images are stored in the following folder: (save those too)

  Vista system:
  C:\Users\\Appdata\Local\Microsoft\Windows Gallery\Original photos.

  XP system:
  C:\Documents and Settings\ > user name<\Local settings\application="" data\microsoft\windows="" photo="" gallery\original="">

  Regarding Windows 7... You can install Windows Live Photo Gallery:

  Windows Live Photo Gallery 2011
  http://explore.live.com/Windows-Live-Photo-Gallery
  (There are other applications included in the download...
  Uncheck the ones you do not want to install)

• Cannot remove one of my photo folders

  Hello. I'm trying to find a way to remove one of my photo folders.  I have several photo folders, but this other issue seems to have a problem.  He seems to have a video clip in it (I have to store my photos and my videos that all under photos & other files with videos work very well).  When I try to click on it, I can't see it.  I can't delete the file also.  When I try to delete the folder it just freezes up my screen and says "not responding" and will stay like that, unless I Cancel.  When I right click on the folder, it says that it contains 1 file, 0 folders, the read-only check box is marked, without sharing and I am the admin.  Also, once I clicked on this issue, then I'm impossible to open one of my other records photo without having to log out and log back in.  I am running Windows Vista Home Premium.  I hope I gave enough information.  If anyone has an answer I would really appreciate it.  In addition, please let me know if you need any additional information.  Thank you.

  Hi, restart in Mode safe and try to delete the photo.

  Reboot and the "F8" key which should bring up the "Windows Advanced Options Menu". Use the arrows on your keyboard to move to "Safe Mode" and press your enter key.

  Then use Unlocker to unlock file: http://download.cnet.com/Unlocker/3000-2248_4-10493998.html

• How to change the photo folders in individual photos?

  I have several photo folders in "my pictures" I want to put in place all the individual photos and eliminate files. How do I do that?

  Also, how can I stop folders are made when I upload photos from my phone to my computer?

  Wednesday, January 22, 2014 14:26:09 + 0000, lstroup wrote:

  I have several photo folders in "my pictures" I want to put in place all the individual photos and eliminate files. How do I do that?

  If I understand what you want to do, follow these steps:

  1 suppose you have a folder called \abc in \my pictures. Open
  This folder and select all the files it contains (hold down the CTRL key
  (Press a). Press Ctrl-C to copy.

  2. go in the My Pictures folder and press Ctrl + V to paste it all the
  you copied the files.

  3. check that it worked normally and assuming that he did.
  Then, delete the folder \abc.

  4. Repeat steps 1, 2 and 3 for each of the folders within the my
  photos.

• restore the original titles to photo records; I accidentally changed the titles of my photo folders. Is it possible to restore the original titles?

  I accidentally changed the titles of my photo folders. Is it possible to restore the original titles?

  I accidentally changed the titles of my photo folders. Is it possible to restore the original titles?

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  Right click / Rename?

  The following article is maybe worth a visit:

  How to rename a folder in Windows 7
  http://www.yoingco.com/how_to_rename_a_folder_windows_7.htm

• I have Photoshop installed on my desktop and laptop. The photo folders are synchronized between them, but I don't mean to maintain synchronized so catelogs. What folders/files I need to copy to keep items Organizer catelogs and keywords, the t

  I have Photoshop elements 14 installed on my desktop and laptop. The photo folders are synchronized between them, but I don't mean to keep synchronized and catalogs. What folders/files I need to copy to keep organizing items catalogs and keywords, tags, synchronized on the laptop and the face recognition Office?

  oliverk3402531 wrote:

  I have Photoshop elements 14 installed on my desktop and laptop. The photo folders are synchronized between them, but I don't mean to keep synchronized and catalogs. What folders/files I need to copy to keep organizing items catalogs and keywords, tags, synchronized on the laptop and the face recognition Office?

  Looking for the location of your catalog in the menu help > system information. It's all the folder containing the database file catalog.pse14db.

  It's easy to synchronize your catalog...

  But...

  Even if the media folder tree has the same structure, which does not work and all your files will be displayed as "offline" in the catalog synchronized. The reason is that the catalogue in computer stores the location of the media files by the full path AND the identification of the drive (internal serial number). The synchronized catalog will not find files on computer B.

  So, what would be your choice?

  -Store your multimedia files on an external drive and plug it alternately on both computers. No need to synchronize media files; You can even save the catalog on the external drive, no need to synchronize the catalog folder either. Downside: who does not act as a backup. You can use your sync as a simple backup to restore in the drive of origin if necessary.

  -According to John R Ellis, you can assign the same serial number for both drives.

  psedbtool (database of the elements of Photoshop tool)

  I have not tested this, but it should work.

  -The good old method of backup and restore, forgetting the 'sync' is slow, but much more secure (you have two copies over a backup). The HUGE advantage is that you can easily migrate to another computer and still another version of elements, even another OS.

  -My own solution requires some fiddling with the sqlite database and a good understanding of the structure of the database. I have syncs media and catalog or via Synctoy Windows files on an external drive. I create a copy of the catalog I have change in sqlite to point to the serial number of the external drive. The catalogue of the external drive and media are available to any computer with the same version of elements. The advantage of the 'synctoy' method is that it is much easier and faster than an incremental backup in the Organizer.

• I JUST DOWNLOAD THE CC ON MY DESKTOP N HAVE NO IDEA WHERE TO START PHOTO EDITING IT S LITTLE DIFFERENT OF MY ITEM 12 NEED HELP TO FIND THE TUTORIAL THANK YOU A.S.A.P.

  I JUST DOWNLOAD THE CC ON MY DESKTOP N HAVE NO IDEA WHERE TO START PHOTO EDITING IT S LITTLE DIFFERENT OF MY ITEM 12 NEED HELP TO FIND THE TUTORIAL THANK YOU A.S.A.P.

  Start with the tutorials in the Welcome window to start and takes a course from a site like Lynda.com.

• Missing photos, folders in Lightroom 6 after importation. Lightroom stores a copy of the photos that have been imported and if so where?

  My nanny/photographer improved his Lightroom to worm. 6. She left the old version 4.4 on as well, so I think she just did a straight installation of v6. It has imported several hundred photos directly from memory cards in Lightroom 6, without copying the files on the computer. She was then abducted and subsequently deleted the pictures from the memory card. These records show now with a question mark in Lightroom, I imagine that it is looking for the files on the memory card. Bright room makes a copy of the files when they are imported or let just a pointer as to where they have been imported from?

  She also found with multiple catalogs. CAT 1 is a little bigger, then Cat 3, but the House of light can not open the file and provides the following error message: "Lightroom cannot use the catalog named"Lightroom Catalog"because it is not writable and cannot be opened."

  If TI LR retains a copy I was hoping they were perhaps in Cat 1, who was the first that was created.

  Thank you

  Chris

  Someone has a misunderstanding about Lightroom and its import process. Importing images into Lightroom does not mean that Lightroom will ingest these images. The import process is one of saying Lightroom where to store the images on the hard drive. Then Lightroom keeps track of these images in this folder location and combines the image settings. If the images were imported in the usual way, they should be located in a folder on the hard disk.

  If you say that the images were just imported while remaining on the map (I thought that Lightroom who wouldn't) then if they have not been copied to the hard drive you will have images. Just previews.

• Migration from XP to Windows 7 - where are the photos?

  I'll put up a new Win 7 machine. I 30 000 pictures on my old XP machine, almost all in c:\documents and Marc Documents\My pictures\ < date >.  The file structure is different in Windows 7.  What is the best way to make photos the new machine (where I put them in the file system) and not spend the rest of the Decade, reconnect the photos in the catalog?

  PSE 8 on the old XP machine will be disabled and reinstalled on the Win 7 machine.

  If you use the Windows utility to transfer your account and your files to the new computer, and you use the same account name, it will copy your picture files in:

  c:\Documents and settings\mark\pictures

  (the new location for "My pictures" on Windows 7).  Windows also creates a special type of shortcut from the old location:

  c:\Documents and Marc Documents\My Pictures

  in the new folder my pictures.   For backward compatibility, programs like PES who tries to open the old location will be automatically (unbeknownst to them) open the new location.  However, Windows Explorer shows that shortcut but it won't let you access it.

  So, if you also transfer your catalog folder (help > System Info on the old system to find), in theory when you open the catalog in PES on the new computer, all these former locations stored in the catalog will be automatically directed to the new location.   While this works normally, there are a few pitfalls - PSE can be confused by the fact that there are two different names for the same exact set of folders and files.  I think that this confusion is often harmless, but some people have reported strange conditions that peut have been caused by this confusion.

  So if you really want to be sure and avoid using shortcuts backward compatible 'useful' to my images, I recommend to use the backup/restore method to move your catalog and photos, with the new location / option of the Original Folder Structure.   It has its own warts (very deep structures of records creation), but you can clean them up later.  Check out this FAQ and the Adobe referenced tech note for more details:

  http://www.johnrellis.com/psedbtool/Photoshop-elements-FAQ.htm#_Move_your_photos_1

• where to download photos for Mac (instead of iPhoto)

  I guess I'll have to go to El Capitan, so I can use photos for Mac instead of iPhoto I crashes.

  Are the Photos of Max, a free program, and where I can get it? I'm looking on the Apple site and find information on how it is good, but no place to download. Thank you.

  Update OSX to El Capitan, Photos is included

• Where are my photos in Time Machine?

  I use the Photos app to save my photos. When I click on the Photos app in TM, all I see is the front sheet so to speak of the Photos, not my photos app.  Where are they in TM, or aren't?  I got rid of iPhotos long time cos he's old.  Please notify.

  If you back up your library of Photos with Time Machine, then your photos are in the library of Photos in Time Machine - you do not directly access their (or anything else) in the TimeMachine backup - you must use Time Machine to restore the things of a TM backup - use Time Machine to back up or restore your Mac - Apple Support - http://pondini.org/TM/FAQ.html

  After that restoring your library, you can access Photos using - do not forget to restore to another location so that you don't overwrite your existing library

  This is not different for iPhoto Photos - or any other program - it's how TM

  LN

• where are the photo books manufactured?

  Where are the Apple on a manufactured Mac photo books created?

  Apple does not announce - you need to ask them - I guess that's where ever they choose and could be one of a number of different places according to volume and when ordering

  And you posted in iPhoto for Mac forum - Photo Books can no longer be ordered at all since iPhoto - they withdrew in April

  LH

• Photo folders

  How do I copy/import my image files existing (I have now on the desktop) in PHOTOS?

  I don't want to lose the folders the images are currently. I know how to create folders in the PHOTOS, but I have a lot of images to transfer from my old hard drive.

  Everything I try, copy the images of several files and puts them in a single folder in PHOTOS.

  I'd appreciate help.

  Bill

  Import the contents of a folder in the finder and open last import, select all, then click on the + sign and create a new album - repeat for each folder in the finder (note that in dock for the pictures folder or other folders albums - no photos)

  LN