Photo management solutions?

I have four Iphone 5 photo folders... 1) Camera Roll 2) Iphoto Sync 3) Videos amd 4) Parked (I created). Iphone will only allow me to delete the "parked" but I also want to delete all but the Camera Roll. Any suggestions? 3rd party app or program?

You can't delete albums required by iOS, only albums you have created yourself.

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Client Photo Management Solution?

I am searching for a software solution that will allow me to store 5GB-7GB of photos in the cloud so my client can view and download images from his photo gallery. If possible, having the option to download a couple different resolutions would be ideal, but not mandatory. I am a CC subscriber but I don't see a solution that works for me. I don't mind a monthly fee if there are other product options.

No, adobe bridge does not work like that. Just that you might ceate several folders on Adobe Creative Cloud and manage them(if possible).

I am looking for a cloud based photo management solution

I have thousands of photos that I need to organize online so that they can be found easily (via search/tagging) and downloaded from any computer. Essentially I need a cloud-based version of Bridge. Does Bridge work like this? Does Adobe have another solution that does? I am currently a CC member. Thanks for your help. - Jake

No, adobe bridge does not work like that. Just that you might ceate several folders on Adobe Creative Cloud and manage them(if possible).

Windows Live Photo Manager

I presently have pc's with Windows Vista, XP, and 7.
#1) With the Vista and XP, when I click and drag a photo from one folder to another, a black line appears, indicating where the photo will be dropped. I don't seem to have this handy feature on my 7. The 7 just dumps it at the end of the folder, and I need I need to "Refresh" to get it to go to the desired place (assuming it meets the alphabetical or numerical sort). Can I somehow get the 'black line" on my 7?
#2) Even though all 3 have Windows Live Photo Manager, the length of caption that i can put on my 7, without ir wrapping to a 3rd line, is less than on the Vista and XP, even though the photo sizes are the same. I really don't want to go thru literly thousands of pics, and truncate them all, until the comments fit on 2 lines. Maybe there's a different photo manageravailable, or an adjustment I casn make, that will expand the 2nd comment line, so I don't have to do this.

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I need a new document management solution. Needs to be very simple.

I have been tasked with finding our company a new document management solution. It should be very bare bone so that we can incorporate it into our existing in-house software. It should have a dynamic framework and we would prefer to have the scanned document stored in SQL, but having a pointer record is fine. I have no idea where to go with this. Any thoughts?
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Welcome to the Apple community.
If you are doing this from your phone (as you mention) then you can use the new iPhoto Photo Journal feature to do this.
Unfortunately, iCloud does not offer equivalents to Mobile Me’s iDisk, Gallery or Web Hosting services. You will need to find a third party solution to replace these services. You might consider DropBox, SugarSync, MediaFire or any other service that offers online storage.

I try to open iphoto and it comes up with You have made changes to your photo library using a newer version of iPhoto. Please quit and use the latest version of iPhoto. I have downloaded photo manager and it's telling me to update but it wont update...

I try to open iphoto and it comes up with You have made changes to your photo library using a newer version of iPhoto. Please quit and use the latest version of iPhoto. I have downloaded photo manager and it's telling me to update but it wont update...

iPhoto is Apple's included program to manage your photo's and pictures.
It receives updates over time with Software updates and new machine or iLife purchases.
When iPhoto gets updated or a newer version is used, it may alter iPhoto support files, but newer iPhoto versions usually always compatible with older files which it then updates.
If you used a newer iPhoto on your iPhoto support files, then they got altered to the newer format, older iPhoto versions can't read the older format.
Somewhere along the line you somehow got a older version of iPhoto on your computer, you need to fine the newer version of iPhoto (not this photo manager, sounds like another program)
Or somewhere along the line you used a newer iPhoto version (like on another Mac) and it altered the iPhoto support files on your older version of iPhoto.
So the key here is to find the newest version of iPhoto and use that to access your iPhoto support files.
If you didn't access your iPhoto support files from another Mac, then you should have the newer iPhoto version on your computer.
Once you find it, and get it in the Dock, you should remove the older iPhoto version from your computer to prevent this from happening again.
Lastly, if the newer version of iPhoto is somehow gone off your computer, you should be able to get a copy off the latest OS X install disk or iLife using a free program called Pacifist.
http://www.charlessoft.com/
Then you need to check for updates for iPhoto in the program itself, the current version is 9.1.2

My wife and I share an iCloud account for photo library and iCloud drive mainly for our family photo management, but we use different accounts for iMessage/facetime/calendar/etc. With Yosemite, I can't use continuity/handoff without dumping the photo

my wife and I share an iCloud account for photo library and iCloud drive mainly for our family photo management, but we use different accounts for iMessage/facetime/calendar/etc. With Yosemite, I can't use continuity/handoff without dumping the primary photo iCloud account and thus our shared photo system. We are running yosemite OS X 10.10 and iOS 8.0.2... Is there any way to do this?

my wife and I share an iCloud account for photo library and iCloud drive mainly for our family photo management, but we use different accounts for iMessage/facetime/calendar/etc. With Yosemite, I can't use continuity/handoff without dumping the primary photo iCloud account and thus our shared photo system. We are running yosemite OS X 10.10 and iOS 8.0.2... Is there any way to do this?

How can I access my parents iCloud account remotely to assist with photo management and printing?

How can I access my parents iCloud account remotely to assist with photo management and printing?

I tried that without any luck. I was hoping I could get Apple to reset it for me or delete the account so I could recreate it or at least tell me what is listed as my birth date, the security question answer.

Photo Management for old (import) & new pictures

Below is a proposal for organising my photo management system.
I'm a hobbiest photographer with over 30 years of pictures to file. I have read extensively, including this forum and sort best practice to developed a plan to do achieve an organised scalable system.
I would appreciate sharing of experience by providing comments on my suggested plan of action and questions I raise below.
My Objective:
Organise and manage existing legacy photos and provide a system for future photos that is not tied into specific system or vendor. For example where possible Metadata free from vendor specific format or database.
Background:
My collection consists of many photos in over 50 folders, these are:
a) Scanned picture that are now JPGs,
b) Shot JPG,
c) Raw (new and existing).
I files my pictures on my PC & external back up copy.
I file: /my pictures/<YYYY>_<MM>_<Location_Event> for example: /my pictures/2013_04_Yorkshire_Family_Weekend.
On some of my digital pictures I have included the Metadata using Google Picasa v3. Most of my scanned pictures have no Metadata as yet.
I own and aim to use Lightroom 4 to do Post Production and photo filing and management whilst also continuing to use Google Picasa for viewing & Face Recognition (at least until I feel fully confident in Lr).
Suggested plan of attack:
Stage 1)
Add "My Picture" folder, including sub folders to Lightroom Library, Standard View.
Stage 2)
Continue with /my pictures/<YYYY>_<MM>_<Location_Event>
For example: /my pictures/2013_04_Yorkshire_Family_Weekend.
Stage 3)
Use Lr to apply to both existing and new photos file name format as follows: <My Initials>_<YYYYMMDD>_<Key_Words Inc_Location_Event_Description>_<sequence xxxx>
For example:RB_20130420_Peru_Cusco_Holiday_Shots_0001
NB: Regarding Version Control for RAW I will use Lr inc use of "Virtual Copies", for Jpeg I will use additional field for Developed JPEGs of <vX>
For example:RB_20130420_Peru_Cusco_Holiday_Shots_0001_v01.jpg
Stage 4)
Manually use Lr to add Metadata & Ratings to all pictures to date.
Metatdata: Include "My Name" to all pictures, "Date" by Windows folder, "Keyword" by folder, "Additional Keyword" to 3* and above.
Rating: 1&2* no action required, 3*+ maybe further editing if time permits.
Stage 5)
Run "Save Metadata to file" in Lr. This will run Metadata to file for JPG and to XMP side car for RAW files.
Stage 6)
Import new shots to new folder using "/my pictures/<year><month number><event>" structure. As they are in sub folder they will be included automatically to Lr library.
Stage 7)
Create JPG in same folders as RAWs for Developed Photos.
Stage 8)
Back up "My Photos" and Lr dbase on regular basis as per Lr best practice.
Questions:
1) Is Lr more powerful than Google Picasa for Renaming File & Adding Metadata?
2) Once I "Save Meta Data to Photo" in Lr will I be able to access it in Google Picasa?
3) Can I automate the Importing of new shots to Lr and have it maintain / build upon my existing file structure?
4) Any recommendations for Keyword Schema to include in Metadata?
5) Does my approach above seem sensible?

Honestly, if your goal is to have metadata that is not tied into a specific system or vendor, then here's what I would do:
I would not put any effort at all into organizing your folders (or improving the organization of the folders), or renaming files, as I think your time is better spent on keywords. In my opinion, the benefits of keyword organizing are many; in addition, without you putting any effort into reorganizing your folders, you can also search for you photos by date inside Lightroom using Lightroom tools regardless of the folder structure (and you can search this way inside of any other photographic management software I have used as well, regardless of the folder structure).
In Lightroom assign whatever keywords and metadata are appropriate, and then instruct Lightroom to write the metadata to the files. There are two ways to do this, one is Ctrl-S, and the second is to turn on the option in Preferences that does this automatically (Edit->Catalog Settings->Metadata) Once the metadata has been written by Lightroom, you now have metadata that can be read by any photographic software (and even all major operating systems) that I know of. Having keywords in the file name is redundant, it doesn't help you find photos and faster but it does require extra work; and there is a limit to the number of characters you can have in a path\filename.
Another point ... don't use Lightroom collections or pick flags as part of this "metadata that is system and vendor independent", as Lightroom does not write this information to the files.
You ask for Keyword schema, but without knowing what your photo's subject matter is, there's no way I could give any advice.

IWeb photo manager question

Hi, when using iWeb and the photo-manager option in the inspector palate, I click on the slideshow tab but the palate presents itself greyed out, am I doing something wrong?
How do I control the slideshows?

Robert:
You are in a photo page when you go to the Inspector/Photos/Slideshow pane right?
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JavaScript files are not being updated while updating managed solution over Dynamics CRM Online

Hi Support,
While I am updating a managed solution over Dynamics CRM 2013 Online, JavaScript files are not being updated and is showing the source as of the last version of the managed solution.
I tried the same versions of solution on my CRM 2013 on-premise install (test organization) and it updated successfully.
This is a bit urgent issue. Please suggest how to resolve this.
Online version of the CRM is
Microsoft Dynamics® CRM Online Spring '14
(6.1.1.1855) (DB 6.1.1.1847)
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Our technical team managed to find the immediate cause for the problem, and a solution.
According to them there was a corruption on a speciffic OLAP file. By deleting it, they allowed it to be recreated on the next application processing. The file in question was found in \Microsoft SQL Server\MSSQL.2\OLAP\Data\UGF.0.db\<APPLICATION>.38.cub.xml
Where <APPLICATION> is the name of the problematic cube.
After that everything is working.

Looking for SharePoint Project Management Solution for Office 365 - Risk,Issues,budget

Hi All,
I'm looking for a Project Management solution plugin like PM Central below for office 365 cloud
http://store.bamboosolutions.com/BambooMainWeb/pmc-tryit.aspx
Looking to get more resources and links
Thanks in advance

Hi Patrick,
There are many project management apps for SharePoint Online. Such as Project Management, EPM Pulse for Project Online and so on.
Here is the office store URL , you can choose an appropriate app and add it into your SharePoint Online:
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Updating photo management strategy with add'l laptop?

Hello -
I have added a new MacBook Air to a set of computers - old MacBook, older iMac. The iMac hard drive bit the dust earlier this year so it has a brand new 750 GB hard drive with Mavericks installed. That's the background to wanting to updating my photo management / storage strategy now that I have an additional computer.
I keep my iPhoto library on an external drive connected to my desktop (the iMac) and have since the beginning - that baby is about 350 GB and isn't updated b/c now I've had photos on the Macbook and don't want to get into the same habit with the new MB Air. I take a lot of photos, decent amount of video but it's all personal, not my profession. My camera shoots with 10 - 15 MB size per photo though, so it adds up. I use SmugMug to share my photos (and online backup strategy) - the process on a good day is to pull the photos off my camera, do any editing, upload the ones I want to share to Smugmug, then save/store the originals.
I'd like to consolidate now that I've got a new computer in the mix - and storage drives keep keep getting bigger and less expensive. ;-)
My current thinking is to get a NEW big external storage drive and set it up to be ONLY a repository for photos and video. I'd likely use that storage drive with a main iPhoto library (or whatever software I use) on the desktop, especially since it's now on an updated OS.
What I'm debating is whether I should go with the larger storage of a desktop storage drive - or go with the portable with the largest storage capability just in case I *ever* want to take it and use it with the laptop (now or in the future)?
Does that seem like a sound strategy? Thoughts? Thanks!
P.S. A good thing to add is that the iMac has only Firewire 800 available, unfortunately (and USB obviously). The MacBook Air has thunderbolt. If I use a Thunderbolt storage drive on the iMac it would need a converter (which I think will slow it down - but is that slower than the usual Firewire 800 speeds?) If I use a Firewire 800 storage drive with the iMac, I'd need a converter if I went to use it with the Macbook Air - not ideal, but not going to happen very often.

1. You need two drives: one to hold the Photos and one to be a back up for that.
2.
What I'm debating is whether I should go with the larger storage of a desktop storage drive - or go with the portable with the largest storage capability just in case I *ever* want to take it and use it with the laptop (now or in the future)?
Well, as you need both, I'd get one of each, and keep the portable outside the house - even in your car.
SmugMug is excellent as off-site storage (as is Flickr) for your photos. But if whatever you choose to manage your apps has a library of any form, then you need to also back that up. And everything pretty much uses a Library - Picas, iPhoto, Aperture, Lightroom etc - of some form or other.
The thunderbolt to Firewire adaptor will not make an appreciable difference in performance. But frankly, I'd go for USB, I'm not sure of the long term prospects for Firewire.

Aperture as a general photo managment tool

Hi
has any one used aperture as a general photo management tool, i mean has any body used to manage 40 gb of RAW photos on their hard drive. does any body has any tip on how to manage large volume of photos using aperture.
using the vult would only back the libarary photos and i am not sure how i can export photos to clear some harddisk space at the same time be able to access them using aperture.
is there any web site or books about "how to manage you photo library "
thanks

Jeff - I have a PB and have no issues using the external Lacie FW800 with this. What's really neat is once I have it mapped right in preferences on both the G5 and PB, I can go anywhere and still have the most updated records go with me, eg ratings etc. The problem with running dual systems is when you for example add a keyword on one system - it is written within the local system, not in the Aperture library, so it is not in the menu when used on the other system.
Also, what's totally awesome (although somewhat slower) is when I can't be bothered disconnecting the Lacie from the G5, I simple turn on the G5, grab the PB and go sit in the lounge or wherever. I can then map (through wifi) the Lacie as one of my drives and HEY PRESTO it still works as if it was hooked up (minus the faster speed, as stated above). It maybe slower but less clutter for sure.

How to combine multiple Unmanaged Solution to one single Managed solution

Hi,
How to combine multiple Unmanaged Solution to one single Managed solution.?
There were some other third party developer have kept things lik ein UAT there are 2 release solution and both are Managed Solution.
And in Production the changes are only deployed for release 1 and for the release 2 changes deployment needs to be done.
But when i import that second release Managed Solution from UAT to Production then i got number of elements missing but i have checked they are already there in Soolution.
I did some R&D on this but not much helpful.
I thought i require to convert Unmanaged Solution of Production environment to Managed first for first release and then needs to import Managed solution of UAT to Production for second release.
Is this the right way to overcome form this situation?
Any help and response would be really appreciated.
Thanks.
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Hi,
You can prepare unmanaged solution by adding all the components from the default solution,which are there in the managed solution, If Customizatiable entity is true in the managed solution.

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