Moving pics between folders

Apple iOS for phone and iPad should allow us to take any pic from camera roll and move it to ANY folder on the device. Right now as you know can only move to a folder we/you create

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LR5 stopped moving files between folders

Hi everybody,
I've noticed today that my LR5 stopped moving files between folders, I select files I want to move and drag them over to a new location like I always did before with only difference is now nothing happends, no messages with errors, nothing... I tried to google it and couldn't find anything related to my problem.
I'm using Windows 8 x64. I checked the permissions on all the photo folders and everything seems to be correct. I also run LR under admin rights, so there shouldn't be any OS related issues... in addition, it was working just fine till today.
I hope you can at least point me in right direction to dig more info on the problem with my LR5.
Thx!

Hi everybody,
I've noticed today that my LR5 stopped moving files between folders, I select files I want to move and drag them over to a new location like I always did before with only difference is now nothing happends, no messages with errors, nothing... I tried to google it and couldn't find anything related to my problem.
I'm using Windows 8 x64. I checked the permissions on all the photo folders and everything seems to be correct. I also run LR under admin rights, so there shouldn't be any OS related issues... in addition, it was working just fine till today.
I hope you can at least point me in right direction to dig more info on the problem with my LR5.
Thx!

It stopped sending mail and moving messages between folders, junk messages stopped being moved.

Recently, Thunderbird stopped sending mail and moving messages between folders, junk messages stopped being moved.

Further notes (different user, same problem):
* This is a problem that started in Thunderbird 32
* This involves both automatic (filter) moves and manual moves
* This includes use of keys and hotkeys (the delete key, for example)
* Restarting Thunderbird does seem to "reset" the problem... for a while. I notice the problem most when either I've been away from the computer/program for a while or when waking a laptop computer from a sleep or hibernation state.

Moving files between folders is very slow

Hi, I have an iMac 2011. Processor: 2.7GHz Intel Core i5/ Memory 4GB
OS X Yosemite, version 10.10.1
After I change my OS from Mavericks to Yosemite, moving files between folders is very slow.
For example, if I move one jpg file in Desktop to Pictures folder (or just any other folders like Trash), it takes about 3 seconds.
When I was still using Mavericks, it made that Ding sound and transferred files right away. However, now, although it makes the Ding sound right away, the file is still there for 3 seconds.
I tried to clean up my mac using many apps, but they never fixed this problem.
I've also tried what I saw on this one thread. OS X File Transfers Very Slow
Go->Connect to Server then type "cifs://server-address" but it says there is a problem and did nothing. (maybe different issue)
Please help!

There may be other issues, but you installed the "Genieo" or "InstallMac" ad-injection malware. Follow the instructions on this Apple Support page to remove it.
Back up all data before making any changes.
Besides the files listed in the linked support article, you may also need to remove this file in the same way:
~/Library/LaunchAgents/com.genieo.completer.ltvbit.plist
If there are other items with a name that includes "Genieo" or "genieo" alongside any of those you find, remove them as well.
One of the steps in the article is to remove malicious Safari extensions. Do the equivalent in the Chrome and Firefox browsers, if you use either of those. If Safari crashes on launch, skip that step and come back to it after you've done everything else.
If you don't find any of the files or extensions listed, or if removing them doesn't stop the ad injection, then you may have one of the other kinds of adware covered by the support article. Follow the rest of the instructions in the article.
Make sure you don't repeat the mistake that led you to install the malware. Chances are you got it from an Internet cesspit such as "Softonic" or "CNET Download." Never visit either of those sites again. You might also have downloaded it from an ad in a page on some other site. The ad would probably have included a large green button labeled "Download" or "Download Now" in white letters. The button is designed to confuse people who intend to download something else on the same page. If you ever download a file that isn't obviously what you expected, delete it immediately.
In the Security & Privacy pane of System Preferences, select the General tab. The radio button marked Anywhere should not be selected. If it is, click the lock icon to unlock the settings, then select one of the other buttons. After that, don't ignore a warning that you are about to run or install an application from an unknown developer.
Still in System Preferences, open the App Store or Software Update pane and check the box marked
Install system data files and security updates
if it's not already checked.

Problem Moving Images Between Folders In Bridge (Windows 7 Professional)

I have just bought a new computer with Windows 7 installed. I now also have Adobe CS5 Design Premium installed.
When I try to MOVE or DRAG and DROP an image from one folder to another using Adobe Bridge I get the following error message:
"The operation cannot be completed because you don't have sufficient permissions"
When I try the same thing in Windows Explorer it tells me that I need Administrator Permission. I click OK and it works in that programme.I am actually the Administrator
Can anybody tell me how I can configure Bridge to undertake this task please.
Many thanks in anticipation
Adrian

Dear friends
To my great relief I have now sorted this issue and offer the following as the Correct Answer. My sincere and grateful thanks go to Curt and Yammer, above, who have helped me so much in sorting this Windows 7 issue which is clearly very relevant to Bridge users also. Any slowness to grasp what they have been saying is down to me!
The key to solving this issue lies is understanding that in terms of Windows 7 Security, every internal or external hard drive, plus folders, sub-folders and files thereon has an OWNER. Also each OWNER has a certain level of PERMISSION to do things such as moving files to a different folder, deleting or re-naming them etc. If you try to do things that you don't currently have Permission to do, that is when you get an ‘Access Denied’ error message. Also your system has an Admistrator or Administrators and at the outset you need to ensure through the Control Panel that you are listed as one of them. .
If, like me, you didn't realise these things, (and why would you if Microsoft or your computer or hard drive suppliers couldn't be bothered to really make sure you knew about them), then trying to fathom the ‘Access Denied’ problem becomes a stressful and frustrating nightmare as I can testify having spent a week at it!
The steps that I took to resolve the issue and which I believe now constitute the 'Correct Answer' are as follows:
First make sure that you have Administrator rights on your system via the Control Panel
Next ‘right click’ on the Drive whose files you want to gain full access to, for example the drive that your pictures are stored on, and click on 'Properties'.
Under the Security tab you will see a list of Groups and Users on this drive and the Permissions that they have to do things.
Before doing anything to edit these Permissions, first click on the Advanced button. This opens another window with a tab showing the Owner of this drive.
Click on the Owner tab and if you are not already listed as the owner, make yourself the owner by selecting your name from the list. I believe it should appear there if you are an admistrator or user. (In my case at this stage the owner was initially shown as an obscure string of numbers and letters which I believe identified the drive when it was connected to the lap top I was using before I upgraded my machine)
Now be sure to check the box that says "Replace Owner on Subcontainers and Objects" and the click Apply. On completion of this step, the drive in question and all the folders, subfolders and files thereon should now be 'owned' by you. You could check this out by right clicking on a particular folder then clicking Properties > Security > Advanced > Owner. Your name should appear. So far so simples!
Now go back to the Security Tab for your drive (Step 2 / 3 above) and look at the Permissions you currently have. Your aim now is to allow yourself 'Full Control.' If you don’t currently have this level of permission click Edit, select your name on the list, check ‘Full Control’ and 'Apply' the change.
I think I'm right in saying that at this point whilst still working in the Drive directory you are now given the option of ticking boxes which allow you to, in effect, cascade the permission you have just granted yourself to all the files and folders on that drive. Tick the box to allow this and Windows should then take care of the rest.If I'm not quite correct here then in my particular case, for example, all my images were stored on my external drive. The top level, or 'parent' folder in which all my pictures could be found was the 'My Pictures' folder and I had created a number of folders and subfolders ('child ' folders) within that folder. The permissions I gave to the Parent folder – My Pictures – were cascaded down through the Child folders.
On completion of the above step I tested the result in Windows Explorer by dragging a few files back and forth between folders and it now worked perfectly - I was now able to move / delete / rename etc all files without now getting the dreaded access denied message. What a sense of relief! This meant that I could now open Bridge normally rather than having to right click it and 'Run As Admistrator' - albeit that is a very useful thing to do until you get the problem sorted as described.
Somebody said to me the other night that when you buy a car you buy it to enjoy the drive, not to have to tinker with the engine. Microsoft and companies that supply and install Windows 7 on new computers please take note!

C3-01 - Moving Photos Between Folders On SD Memory...

I’m stumped on how to move photos between folders on the SD memory card in my new C3-01.
When I take a photo, it saves it to the ‘Images’ folder on the SD card, but there doesn’t appear to be an easy way to get it from that folder onto one of my other folders.
On my previous phone, I’d do the following –
1 – Open the item
2 – Go to ‘Options’
3 – Scroll down to ‘Move’
4 – When the list of available options was displayed, I’d highlight the ‘Memory card’, and press Options’ again to get an ‘Open folder’ option.
5 – Select the ‘Open folder’ option.
6 – Scroll down to the folder I wanted to put the photo in to.
However, on my C3-01, once I get to option 4 above, there don’t appear to be any other options available. I now have a situation where I’ve moved items from my Images folder on my memory card but can’t put them into any sub-folders.
Is this function no longer available? If so, it does seem a bit unusual.
Hope someone can help.
Many thanks
Martin

if you want to move selected file one folder to another ..thn once you marked the file ,select move option...thn make a long press on memory card option ,thn open drive option will show.,once you open the foldr thn make a small press on the foldr.....
to move files in c3-01
once you mark the file,,,thn press on move option..thn "open folder" option will show
to open the foldr, make a long press on folder(on touch screecn)..
hope you understood....my english is so bad

Os x 10.9 - Moving files between folders with Mavericks.

How do i drag and drop files between folders without creating a duplicate? Prior to the Maverick upgrade I could drag and drop without creating a duplicate. Earlier forums suggested Cmd-Opt-V would prevent duplicates, but this now creates an alias file.

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Moving pics between accounts

I just want to check that this information is correct: To move photographs from one account on my computer to another account which is synced with a color iPod, I should just export my pics from iPhoto as 'orginals', burn them to an DVD, then import them to the other account's iPhoto.
Correct? Is there is an easier way - moving folders of photos from one account to another if I have administrator rights?
How do I move a video clip from one computer to another computer - iTunes bought clip?
Any help would be very much appreciated.
Muz
iBook G4,iMac 17' & Intel 20' Mac OS X (10.4.8)

You can use the instructions in this article to share your iPhoto library.
To move the video clip to another computer, locate it on your hard disk, and then copy the file to an optical disk, an external hard or flash drive, or use a direct connection between the computers, such as Ethernet, AirPort, or FireWire, to copy it.
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Moving images between folders is SLOW

Moving images from one folder to another seems unusually slow, even if the folders are on the same hard drive.
Additionally, the thumbnails stay in the original folder until I restart LR. I vaguely recall something that caused the thumbnails to update very slowly, but right now I find it's quicker to just quit LR and restart it.
Special circumstances that might be contributing to the problem -
Source Folder -
18 GB of images from a wedding shoot. 6 multi GB cards, each with a few subfolders of their own.
I'm trying to move about 500 images at a time.
Destination Folders -
Nothing special there other than trying to get the 500 images into them in one move.

Turn on curmudgeon switch -
No, I won't find it is slow because LR is checking files and making sure all is okay. Other than a slowly moving progress bar, I have no idea what it is doing. There is only a hint of something being checked is that sometimes the progress bar moves slowly for about 1/3 of the length and then relatively quickly the rest of the way, which is when I hear the hard drive becoming more active. (Maybe that's the checking / moving phases.)
Turn off curmudgeon switch -
Now it makes sense that LR needs to make sure that a file of the same name does not exist in the destination folder. Maybe it needs to check database integrity in some way while moving the files. Maybe the undo-ability of the process causes need for special care.
My guess is that some of the database code for whatever it is doing is written poorly.
And there is still the problem that the thumbnails do not get refreshed. They are still visible in the old folder. How do I work around that?

Moving images between folders

Provide an easy way to move an image between Lightroom folders with LR updating the database information on the image location. I have been told you can simply drag and drop but the process is not intuitive and I am cconcerned that I am going to lose an image in the process.

You can simply drag and drop. And Lightroom moves the images on the drive to reflect this. Unless you actually remove or delete the image by hitting delete, it will remain in the Library.

Mail app dies when moving message between folders

Hi all -
I have had this problem for quite a while, both on an iPad and iphone so it is IOS related. It was in version 3.x and also in the current 4.2.1 version we are using now. Here is the case:
1. Email accounts are all gmail accounts in our case.
2. the task is moving an email from a folder I created in one account, to another folder I created in the same account. I have several gmail accounts..
3. I have yet to do this successfully. I select the email, select move, choose the target folder and wit in two seconds, I am returned to the home screen. Mail is still running in the background but the message goes nowhere. I am able to place messages in folders from the inbox, from spam but not from another folder.
Here are my questions: Does anyone else esperience this bug? What is the reporting site for IOS bugs with Apple, since they are not subscribers to this user forum?
Thanks for your attention

Okay, but first a few things:
A. It won't, in most cases, do a thing for freeing up any significant amount of memory. Very few apps that you quit from the MT Tray/Recents List will be running in the background. In the specific case of Mail, you won't do much of anything at all, as it will be cranking itself up again in the background pretty quickly. It's just what it does.
B. As I stated, the force quit is just the first of a whole series of recommended steps, all of which are laid out in the User Guide and all of which are described, discussed, recommended, etc., dozens of times per day in these and related forums. The sequence is summarized in the following boilerplate:
From the Tips & Troubleshooting section of the User Guide:
*Restarting and Resetting iPad*
If something isn’t working right, try restarting iPad, force quitting an app, or resetting iPad.
*Restart iPad* Press and hold the Sleep/Wake button until the red slider appears. Slide your finger across the slider to turn off iPad. To turn iPad back on, press and hold the Sleep/Wake until the Apple logo appears.
*Force quit an app* Press and hold the Sleep/Wake button on top of iPad for a few seconds until a red slider appears, then press and hold the Home button until the app quits.
+If you can’t turn off iPad or if the problem continues, you may need to reset iPad. This should be done only if turning iPad off and on doesn’t resolve the problem.+
*Reset iPad* Press and hold the Sleep/Wake button and the Home button at the same time for at least ten seconds, until the Apple logo appears.
*iPad Still Doesn’t Respond After Reset*
+Reset iPad settings.+ From the Home screen choose Settings > General > Reset > Reset All Settings. All your settings are reset, but your data and media aren’t deleted.
If that doesn’t work, +erase all content on iPad+. See Resetting iPad.
If that doesn’t work, +restore the iPad software.+ See Removing a Backup.
You can call AppleCare if you like, but will wind up working through some or all of these same steps. The same is true of taking it into a Genius Bar.

Moving Pics Between Albums In Photos?

Is it possible to move a picture taken with the camera from the default album to a custom album, or create a new album on the fly to sort new pics taken with the camera or downloaded from an e-mail attachment or a web page? Seems only logical, but I can't figure it out if its possible.

Unfortunately there is no way to move or organize photos on the iPad itself. To do that you would have to do all that on your computer and then sync the iPad.

[SOLVED] xfce4 / Thunar problems moving files between folders

In XFCE4 I open THUNAR file manager, I am browsing DOCUMENTS. If I move one file from DOCUMENTS, to ../PICTURES (by dragging it),
it will move it. However, when I now browse PICTURES, I don't see the file I moved. Unless I click the REFRESH Icon in Thunar.
This started happening with very recent updates.
[UPDATE:] Solved after upgrading thunar (1.6.6-2 -> 1.6.7-1)
Last edited by Kilzool (2015-04-21 11:16:50)

You should report this at the upstream bug tracker. The Xfce developers are likely not reading this forum.
I could reproduce this bug with these steps:
1. Open two Thunar windows (Documents and Pictures folder)
2. Move a file from one folder to the other by using drag'n'drop
The result is that the file is moved but it is still shown in Thunar until a manual refresh.
EDIT: This is already fixed by this commit so Thunar 1.6.7 should work fine.
Last edited by Radioactiveman (2015-03-23 13:46:53)

Mail: moving emails between folders offline...

Dear all,
I have a question about Apple Mail. I am mainly considering using it to be able to use it offline, as it allows me to write email offline (for example in the train).
My question is: can I organize my mailbox folders while offline? More precisely, when I have an account connected in imap in Mail, what happens if I move emails from a folder to another while I am offline? When I will reconnect to internet and resynchronizing my Mailbox, will this change be applied to the server or conversely will the situation on the server be re-applied to my Mail Mailbox?
In other words, not sure how easy to understand is my question, is the change made offline be applied to the server at the next connection (comparable to what Dropbox is doing actually)?
Thank you in advance,
best.

Thank you for your answer, I am currently not using Mail, it is why I asked the question here!
If it works, I am considering using it, if not I think I will continue to use my email provider online directly.
Thank you again for your answer.

Why is moving between folders glacial, while file renaming instantaneous?

Any ideas as to why moving images between folders are glacial (1-2 per second), while file renaming instantaneous?
Both do the similar operations to the file system, both need to update the SQLite entry for the file, but orders of magnitude between their performance? This on a recent Macbook Pro, running "all" Lr versions including 4.1beta with the catalog (120' images) on a SSD, while the images are stored on a FW800-attached disk.

IIRC, there have been reports that this problem can be avoided (more or less) by not having the Grid shown during the move (due to LR not trying to update the Grid).
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