How to organize pictures

how can i make folders to organize pictures on the playbook?
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files and folders did ask but the first app i tried, file manager didn't.
thats when i came to the forum for help. thanks to Innovatology and aandras for advising to use files and folders.
to all the people on this forum helping other playbook users get the most out of their tablets, thank you.
sad to see so much bitching about the playbook on the forum. i too at times feel bummed that the playbook doesn't work as well as i would like. my 9530 curve works better and is easier to use than my playbook. hopefully the new update will bring the playbook up to par.

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HT4236 Somebody knows how to organize pictures on i pod from PC

I need help to organize my pictures on folders on my I Pad 3 .I can create only one the second will not allow me to sync
I am new to I pad and I am a bit lost.Could you give me an idea how to do it?
Many Thanks

A Windows-formatted iPod can be read on a Mac, but not the other way around without special software on the PC, such as xPlay. They have a free trial if you just need to do this once or twice.
http://www.mediafour.com/products/xplay/
Another option for you is to connect the Mac and PC together via a standard Ethernet cable. Here are some instructions on how to use this method to transfer your files:
http://www.ifelix.co.uk/tech/3001.html

I need to know how to copy pictures to a cd with the captions showing, elements 8 and windows 7

I need to know how to copy
pictures to a cd with the captions showing, elements 8, windows 7

Here are some suggestions. Perhaps others will have even better ideas.
1 -- for viewing on a Windows computer, you can experiment with making a PSE Organizer slide show creation in which you specify to show the captions. Then save the Output of the slide show as a WMV file that the recipient could play on a computer with Windows Media Player.
If you have a DVD burner on your PC, you can also use that WMV file as input to the Windows 7 DVD Maker program for making a TV playable DVD. And if your recipient(s) who will view on a computer have DVD readers, you could make video DVDs playable on computers or TV DVD players instead of using CDs.
The limitations of this approach are that this wmv file you create is really a video file so
-- it advances photo slides at the rate specified when you create the slide show
-- the choices to save a wmv file are not very high resolution so that recipients who have high resolution monitors will not see the photo images are not getting the benefit of seeing the photos at their best
-- your recipients can't print from this video slide show
2 An entirely different approach is to
-- For each individual photo, make a copy of the photo file and depending on how high resolution your originals you might want to resize down to monitor viewing sizes.
-- Then use the PSE Editor Text Tool to place the caption on a layer above the photo. (I think that you could display the existing caption and then do a copy and paste so that you don't need to retype everything.)
-- You should save this photo copy with the text as a uniquely named JPEG file. Use the file names to control the sequence in which you want the viewer to see the photos. (Don't save as a PSD because others probably can't read the PSD format).
-- Then use your computers CD burning software to burn a folder containing all those jpeg files with the captions to CD
This approach is a bit of work for each photo and you did not say how many photo files you will be doing. However,
-- computer users should be able to display the jpegs as high resolution photos on their computer as well as optionally print from those photo files
-- many TV DVD players can play (display) jpg files from a CD disc which also gives recipients the opportunity to view the photos on their larger TV screen
Process 2 may seem complicated but once you get started I think it will be more of a production line.
ADDITION
Do you have any portrait orientation photos included with those you wish to send ? If yes, we might need to discuss some additional processing for them.

Mine, her's & ours – how to organize photos in a multi-Mac family?

Hi folks,
from a quick search at Apple discussions I realize that my following problem is a very common, but essentially an unsolved one. So rather than a final solution, I'm looking for ideas and discussion on how to organize photos in a family setting…
The problem started when my wife got her own MacBook a few weeks ago, and when we started having two iPhoto libraries instead of one. We do have some photos that can be definitely labeled as 'mine' or 'hers'. But how should we organize family photos? What if one of us wanted to just grab their MacBook and show off the kids' pictures to a friend?
Duplicating photos involves a lot of manual extra work, and labels and keywords will inevitably run out of sync. If we keep photos on a network drive we can't just take them away from home. It seems like the problem is not just related to iPhoto, but to digital photography in general. Or is there another photo organizer – Aperture? Lightroom? Whatever else? – that serves families well?
If you've faced this problem, I'd like to hear how you approached it.
cheers
Hendrik

You could put an external HD connected to the TC. Then each time one of you take new photos upload them to a folder on your Desktop. Name the folder with the date of the shoot (this assumes that each of your delete the memory card in the camera after each shoot and upload) and a brief description like: 01/16/10-Aidan's 4th Bday Party. You can also rename the photos in the folder. I use the international date and a brief description: 2010-01-16-Aidans 4th-001.JPG, -002.JPG, etc. You an use a file renaming application likeRenamer4Mac orName Mangler to do the job.
Next import the folder into your iPhoto. This will create an Event with the same name as the folder. Then drag the folder to the hard drive on the Time Capsule. Then each of you can view the folders on the external HD and import those folders which you don't have - or not.
This will also act as a backup of the original files. I'm not sure what format the external HD needs to be to work in this manner but it shouldn't matter as long as you're only storing files. You can't run a iPhoto library from it if it isn't formatted OS X Extended (journaled). Also running a library wirelessly is fraught with problems like dropouts which can damage the database file.
That way you will have 3 backup copies of your photos - actually 2 as the two libraries on the TC really only count as one since they are on the same drive.

How to Organize the Website With Different Themes?

This is a question about HOW TO ORGANIZE MY WEBSITE. This requires understanding of what PAGES means and what SITES means, and I am not too sure.
Please clarify for me what iWeb means by a website. Specifically, I want to make a website which has several different mutually exclusive themes but which are all accessible from each page:
Some pages dedicated to my husband, who passed away in 2000.
Some pages for individual friends.
Some pages for a group of about 10 people. I want a page for each person in the group.
Would those all be considered a different website? A different site? Or are they all in ONE website with my one URL, but just all interconnected?
— Lorna in Southern California

Lorna,
James' link didn't work because it is just an example
Your URL will depend on where you upload your
site.
It sounds to me like you really want three separate
sites. Why not do this - create FOUR sites. Make the
TOP site just one page, and make text links to each
of the top pages of the three other sites on that
page. You could even add photos or graphics to
represent each site and link to them.
Here's an example: http://web.mac.com/varkgirl is my
main .mac url and I have made my "top" site an index
site with links to all other sites I have made.
If you do this, visitors to yourdomain.com will reach
this "table of contents" page which can take them to
yourdomain.com/family or yourdomain.com/hobbies, etc
etc. The your three separate sites can include all of
their pages in the nav bar so when someone visits
Site A or Site B they will see the links available to
them.
PS - it might be a good idea to put a text link or
something at the bottom of each page in all sites to
send visitors back to the main page (index page).
Something like, "Click here to go back to Lorna's
main page"
Well, now this certainly would be another way of doing it! So my main URL would be the first Welcome — Table of Contents page, probably configured with photos and a phrase underneath? And then a viewer clicks onto Picture 1
and gets transported to the top page of whatever that Picture 1 represents? And on that page 1, there are other sub-pages to click onto? So, Picture 1 might be "Hey, lookit the swim team!", and when people click onto that picture, a page comes up with about 5 hot links that take the viewer further down the road to (1) A group picture of the team with short bios under each photo, and then (2) a news report of the last swim meet that they won in Orlando, Florida, and then (3) an interview of the swim coach?
Is that what you mean? Am I on the right track and reading you correctly?
And at the bottom of each page (or somewhere noticeable), I woud put a "Go back to the Home Page" button?
And within the swim team pages, at the top of the page there is a navigation bar that shows all the other pages in that site???
Now, James suggested something different. (James Tseng) James said to make only ONE Mother Site and make separate Child Pages all equally sheltered under the Mother Site, but not all necessarily having links to all the other pages in the site.
This is actually a good situation for me: to have two seemingly equally viable, legitimate, workable solutions to the issue of organizing my themes and pages within the website. Thank you. Hope the weather in Florida stays Flat Water.
— Lorna in Southern California

How to organize in iPhoto 6???

I need help organizing my pictures in iPhoto 6... When I need to send a picture or just browse in my directory of pictures I have to take a guess in which folder the picture i'm looking for is in. For example I have a "Modified" and "Originals" folder, then I have to open another folder for the year like "2005" or "2006" and after that there is the major problem : I have folder names like "Roll 1", "Roll 16", "Roll 32".... it takes too long to find a picture..
Can somebody tell me tips and tricks on how to organize my pics so that I can find them easily while browsing my pictures folder???
Thanks,
cotjoey

Hi cotjoey,
First, you can always select the photo/photos within iPhoto and File>export them to the desktop, where you can then navigate to the desktop or folder on the desktop to upload or send the photos.
Second, you can do some renaming of rolls within iPhoto.
iPhoto 6 Library folder in the Finder
As you can see the structure is now related to rolls. Rolls are created for each folder you import and each import session from a camera.
It is very easy to change the names of film rolls within iPhoto to make them easier to find images within. Open the info panel in iPhoto by clicking on the "i" icon. Once it is opened, click on the roll title in the viewing window.
Click on the word "title" in the info pane and type in your new title. I like to use a date and text format such as 12/25/05 Christmas at Mom's, 1/05/06 my birthday, etc. Once the roll names are changed within iPhoto, they are also changed within the Finder, making it easy to locate an image.
When importing from a camera, make sure you name the roll with a date and text before the import.

How to arrange pictures other than by date

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You can select a folder of images or a batch and create an album. You can then drag the photos around and they remain fixed in your chosen order within the album.
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The best way to organize pictures on Mac?

Hey everyone. I am a relatively new Mac user (MacBook Pro), I had PCs up until just a couple months ago. The learning curve has been.... difficult.... I love it, for the most part, but I just cannot for the life of me figure out how to organize my thousands of pictures I have brought over from my old PC/Dropbox. Ive tried iPhoto but now it's all an unorganized mess and I just can't figure it out in a way that will work for me. Im used to just having folders organize my pictures with Windows. What do you use???
Another question... Because of these thousands of pictures, my computer is now out of disk space. I got a WD Passport external hd and I think I backed up everything alright, but now I cant find my pictures within the Passport drive. I go to User, click my name, then go to Pictures, but the only thing that pops up is iPhoto! I click on it and it then tries to Import my pictures, but cant because, of course, my disk is full. ***! I just want to make sure my pictures and files are safe and that I can just click on it and view it when I need to. Is this so much to ask?!?!?
If you cant tell Im frustrated! haha Anyways, any help would be so appreciated!!!!

Hey everyone. I am a relatively new Mac user (MacBook Pro), I had PCs up until just a couple months ago. The learning curve has been.... difficult.... I love it, for the most part, but I just cannot for the life of me figure out how to organize my thousands of pictures I have brought over from my old PC/Dropbox. Ive tried iPhoto but now it's all an unorganized mess and I just can't figure it out in a way that will work for me. Im used to just having folders organize my pictures with Windows. What do you use???
Another question... Because of these thousands of pictures, my computer is now out of disk space. I got a WD Passport external hd and I think I backed up everything alright, but now I cant find my pictures within the Passport drive. I go to User, click my name, then go to Pictures, but the only thing that pops up is iPhoto! I click on it and it then tries to Import my pictures, but cant because, of course, my disk is full. ***! I just want to make sure my pictures and files are safe and that I can just click on it and view it when I need to. Is this so much to ask?!?!?
If you cant tell Im frustrated! haha Anyways, any help would be so appreciated!!!!

How to delete pictures with iPhoto off your camera roll?

I bought iphoto to help me organize pictures on my Ipad and Iphone. I especially like the idea of being able to compair two or more similar pictures and save the best photo and delete the copies that weren't as good. I liked this feature but then discovered that it was not deleting the pictures off the camera roll.
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Titan2,
Thanks for the reply, I agree that the Iphoto needs to be the stock app. Hope it isn't too long.
Ralph,
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I thank both of you for your comments.

How to organize translation of customer developments

Hello everybody,
I am having a hard time finding documentation on how to organize translation of customer development objects. I've had a look at the articles in service.sap.com\globalization and also at the SAP Online documentation, but I am having trouble getting the overall picture.
We have a 3-tier system landscape with installed languages english, german, italian and 2 clients in every system, one primarily used by german users, one for primarily italian users. In both clients, there are development activities, so we have ojects with original language german and others italian. Is it useful to create an extra client which is solely reserved for translation? What are the alternatives and what consequences do they have on the translation process?
Anybody any experience on this topic? Where else could I find documentation on this topic?
Thank you for your help, regard, Kathrin!

Hi Kathrin,
I've never seen these transactions before (SLWA/SLWB). Every time you turn over a stone SAP presents another whole new raft of functionality that you didn't know about.
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Hope that helps.
Brad

Recent Windows Convert - How to Organize iPhoto

Hi all-- I'm a recent Windows convert and could use some advice on how to organize iPhoto.
I have an external 2TB drive that I've attached to my new iMac that has all my personal files from my Windows machine on it. It's organized like "Videos" "Music" "Pictures" "Docuemnts" "Downloads" etc..etc..
I want to KEEP this organization if possible as I share it to my MediaCenter HTPC that will stay Windows. The MediaCenter library expects to see the Pictures folder and sub-folders (what I think translate to Events or Albums in iPhoto - not sure which).
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I see that iPhoto stores all it's pictures in its' Library file in a Masters>Yr>Mo>Da folder structure. Is this a requirement to maintain this structure? Makes sharing it to the MediaCenter & extenders very hard to browse.
Comments/Suggestions? Thanks!

Simple suggestion: Don't use iPhoto at all.
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and
The Library on one disk with the files on another. You end up with this because iPhoto needs the Library on a disk formatted Mac OS Extended (Journaled) and the Media Center isn't.
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For more on that
https://discussions.apple.com/thread/3062728?tstart=0

Good morning, i would like to know how to take pictures from iphoto and put them in a folder on desktop

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1. Select the photos you want to copy to Desktop with Command key (or go to Edit menu > Select All, if you want to copy all photos), and then, drag them to the folder on Desktop.
2. Select the photos you want to copy to Desktop with Command key, go to File menu > Export, and follow the steps.
You can choose the one you prefer

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