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Marvin Mandell #1
Rearranging photos in Browser
One can rename and renumber photos in Browser. But how do you rearrange them in Browser BEFORE numbering so that they are in the sequence you desire?
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Chuck Snyder #2 Re: Rearranging photos in Browser
Marvin, I don't think it will let you do that...but wait to see if someone
has an idea.
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Beth Haney #3 Re: Rearranging photos in Browser
Marvin, I've been able to easily rename files in the Browser, but I haven't found a way to rearrange them. What I've done is simply open the folder they're in and drag them around with my mouse until the first image I want displayed is on the top row at the far left - like I was reading a book. Then I start renaming right within the folder, using a leading zero. Usually the thumbnails are big enough so you can identify the pics. If they're too small, you could always temporarily decrease the resolution of your monitor so they'd look bigger.
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