Watch Network Drive

I am using PE 4.0 to manage a large connection of photographs which are located on a network drive. I have mapped the folder which contains the photos as my drive S:
I can easily import photos from the drive into the organizer with get photos, browse for location.
However, when I try to specify that folder to be watched for new photos, Organizer finds the folder with ease (My computer/click on drive, click on folder) and the name of the folder appears in the Add watched folder list. Then when I click on OK, the following message appears:
The Watch Folder Service returned an error. The system cannot find the path specified.
I tried going through My Network Places rather than My Computer, which produced a different error message:
The Watch Folder service returned an error: Access is denied.
I am the Administrator for the system, and can easily see, delete, add, rename and all other things to the folder in question, so it seems unlikely that the system is denying me access...perhaps XP is smart enough to know it is not me but PE which is requesting access.
Any ideas will be appreciated.
Al Peabody

Mr.Landerholm wrote:
But, is it possible to erase the organizer database and start from scratch ?
And import photos from a network drive ?
I suppose it would work: to test it, just create a new catalog from the catalog manager, and test the import of test pictures from the network drive.
If that works, you can save a lot of rating/tagging work by 'Writing metadata to files' (men /file shortcut Ctrl W) and save your categories and tags hierarchy in a small text file. Click on the small triangle next to the green + sign to have the dropdown menu.
When you import in a new catalog, the tags will be retained. The imported keywords will be found in a new category : 'Imported keywords'. Your job will be to move the tags to the correct category in the tags panel. You only have to deal with the tags, not the files themselves.

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Can I use watch folders with my network drive in Photoshop elements 10

photodrawken a écrit:
See the tips in this FAQ:
http://www.johnrellis.com/psedbtool/photoshop-elements-faq.htm#_Watchi ng_Network_Folders
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Beware the FAQ you are referring to is no longer relevant. It does not apply to PSE10
Hereunder the warning issued by the author himself.
Photoshop Elements 6/7/8 (Windows) Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
John R. Ellis
Last updated January 21, 2011
Copyright 2008-10 by John R. Ellis
As of June 2010 I no longer maintain this FAQ. I’ve migrated to Lightroom 3, which I use for all my organizing and most of my editing (I still use the Photoshop Elements Editor for more involved editing). Adobe has clearly decided not to invest sufficient resources for properly maintaining the Photoshop Elements Organizer– see my Amazon review of PSE 8. Lightroom is marketed to professionals and prosumers with tens of thousands of photos who demand adequate organizational capabilities, whereas Photoshop Elements is marketed to consumers, most of whom do not want or use the Organizer.
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christianfromshaker heights wrote:
Is it possible to use the Time Capsule for both an automatic backup drive for my Mac AND use it as a shared network drive to store my large library of home videos?
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consider a NAS that is time machine compatible.
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Valkyrie Anne wrote:
Part of my photos are physically located on my hard drive, and part are on a network drive mapped as J:. Elements finds these photos on J: but I don't think that the Elements Catalog is aware that J: is a network drive/removable drive. It looks for them every time I open Elements, making the program very slow to start up. Joanne
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http://www.johnrellis.com/psedbtool/photoshop-elements-faq.htm#_Storing_the_catalog
I am not a network specialist like you, but it's highly unlikely that Adobe wants the organizer to work with shared catalogs.
If you look at the same problem with Lightroom, you get this:
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http://support.apple.com/kb/PH12493
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When the drives disappear, are we able to access the network shares via UNC path? Besides, check event logs to see if some related events were logged. Moreover, if we use anti-virus software, we can try to disable it to have
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