Does Lightroom have it's own Trash Bin?

does Lightroom have it's own Trash Bin?

Thank you! That's what I thought, my bin is empty and LR keeps prompting me
to empty it......
On Tue, Apr 28, 2015 at 11:48 AM, F. McLion <[email protected]>

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You are running 10.6.8? If yes, I assume you have your install disks? As the trash bin is part of Mail app and that is an integral part of the OS, the only way I know to get it back is to reinstall the OS. You won't lose any files, just reinstall the OS over the top of the current system.

Does lightroom have photo merge or do you need full photoshop?

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You're welcome. If you have Photoshop or Photoshop Elements installed, when you right-click on an image in Lightroom and choose to edit in one of those programs, one of the options is to merge to a panorama using that program. If you don't have program installed that will do that the option will not appear.

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Use the trackpad to scroll, thats what it was designed for. The scroll bars automatically disappear when not being used and will appear if you scroll up or down using the trackpad.
This is a user-to-user forum and most people will post on here if they have problems. You very rarely get people posting to say there update went smooth. The fact is the vast majority of Mountain Lion users will not be experiencing any major problems with the OS, or maybe with apps which are not compatible, but thats hardly Apple's fault if developers don't update their apps.

Does Lightroom have forms I could use to ask people in my photos to sign, and thus gain their permission to use their image/s publicly?

Silly me... I have now done a search and asked 'Dr Google' and found quite a number. But I am still interested to see any proformas that Lightroom/Adobe may endorse.
Webpages so far...
Photography Release Forms
http://office.microsoft.com/en-au/templates/photographer-s-image-use-release-form-TC103988 279.aspx
http://mycohi.org/pdfs/registration/sample_photo_release_form.pdf
https://www.rocketlawyer.com/secure/interview/questions.aspx?document=37472092#q1

I seem to have fixed it by putting <div class="clearfloat"></div> after the navigation bar?

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does lightroom have features to make someone skinny?

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!!! How do i retrieve images that by accident got in the trash-bin

When I wanted to delete 1 picture from a slideshow, i wasn't aware that i selected 890! images.
So when almost all my pics were gone i clicked 'undo' from the 'edit' menu. And then aperture crashed...
After starting it up again all these images are in aperture's own trash-bin. But I can't retrieve them, not by dragging them , not by ctrl-click, i can't do anything with the images.
Please help!!!

PeterSmith wrote:
When I wanted to delete 1 picture from a slideshow, i wasn't aware that i selected 890! images.
So when almost all my pics were gone i clicked 'undo' from the 'edit' menu.
Were you in the slide show album or the project when you deleted the images? What key stroke did you use, delete or ⌘-del?
When items are in the trash you can right click the item and select *put back*. The item is returned to from whence it came.
And then aperture crashed...
After starting it up again all these images are in aperture's own trash-bin. But I can't retrieve them, not by dragging them , not by ctrl-click, i can't do anything with the images.
Why can't you do anything with the images? What is happening when you right click the image(s)?
Doing the database repair steps CorkyO2 suggested is a good idea anytime Aperture doesn't quit cleanly.

Deleted files do not end up in trash bin

When I delete a file, it does not end up in the trash bin but it is directly deleted from the computer. I get a warning message: 'file will be immediately deleted. Do you want to proceed'. Whe choosing yes, the file is deleted - the trash bin remains empty. When choosing no, the file just stays where it is.
This problem suddenly occured a few days ago, I don't understand
Thank,
Paul Menken
NL

Hi Paul, Welcome to Apple Discussions.
Choose your Home folder and "Get Info" (command-i). Under "Ownership & Permissions" be sure you have "read & write" privileges. Under "Details", be sure you are the owner.
Let us know.
-mj
[email protected]

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That is a feature available in Windows but not on you Mac. Your only slender hope is Undo, but it only has one go, and you say you've used it.
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There are two ways that should work. When you are in the trash folder, you can swipe on the email in the list - left to right - and a red Delete button should pop up. Or you can select - Edit - at the top of the list of messages and then select the message and tap delete.
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Recently, there is a bug on my Mac OS X Lion, while trashing an iphoto the errant pic does not go to trash bin, but simply disappears! Which makes it impossible to change my mind. The trash remains empty, yet the pic is gone, and I never even emptied

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Sorry - there have been no updates to that system for a long time
Try to backup your iPhoto library and lanch iPhoto while holding the option and cannoned keys down - repair permissions and if needed rebuild the database
LN

On my CC drop down menu why is it only Lightroom app that does not have CC

I have historically used Lightroom as a single purchased product and recently I purchased Creative Cloud.
As a new user I am very unfamiliar with things but I noticed On my Creative Cloud drop down menu containing a list of all my apps I noticed that each of my apps conclude with CC at the end.
with other words
Photoshop CC
Bridge CC
Edge Inspect CC
Scout CC
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Has the system recognised my old Lightroom and it has not installed a CC version or is this the same for everybody out there and if so why?
Why no CC on the drop down menu after the word Lightroom?

Why no CC on the drop down menu after the word Lightroom?
Nothing to worry about. It's the same for everyone and it's normal.
Lightroom does not follow the Cloud version numbering (yet). It's always had its own version numbering.
When the Cloud was first released there was no Lightroom included.
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HT4718 i have sent all my photo's to the trash bin by a big mistake,and then trashed them also how can i get these back to my albums please

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Senior moment i think

Did you empty the iPhoto trash? (left side bar) If not you should be able to drag them out. If you did empty the iPhoto trash, did you empty the computer trash? If you did then they are most likely gone. You can try something like Data Rescue 3, it may be able to recover some. The software is not cheap.
You can also try a data recovery service, they may or may not be able to recover some for you, but it will be very expensive.
You can also click GO>Go to folder in the menu bar (SHIFT COMMAND G) short cut, and type (or copy/paste) in this and see if there is anything in the trash folder. ~/.Trash then click go, press return
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I need help installing Lightroom 5. I tried the trial and it does not have an uninstall feature. Thus, I'm trying to activate with my new $9.99 per month subscription and it simply will not work. Very frustrating you already took my money and no results

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Lightroom Trial uninstall wrote:
Very frustrating you already took my money and no results, and very difficult to get help.
Just for clarity, "we" haven't taken your money - this is a user-to-user forum, and you're not talking to Adobe.
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Not really a Lightroom/Adobe issue, then?

In photos: I have tried to select and delete some duplicate pictures that I transferred from my other iPhone 5S on this new iPhone 5S and when I select the only options available is moving the photos or email/text. I cannot put in trash bin

iPhone 5s photos/video,deleting duplicate photos and video transferred from other iPhone 5s & iPhone 4S
I have tried selecting photos and videos to throw them in trash bin, but the trash bin doesn't work when pressing and or clicking on it
I would like to know how to get rid of the unwanted and duplicate pictures that I've transferred from my other iPhones.
If someone could please help me, I would greatly appreciate it !!
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